«I don't see how [city Comptroller] Bill Thompson, whom I respect, or I could have come out of a hard fought primary and still be able to
win against the mayor, who's on his way to spending more money than any other municipal candidate in history.»
Not exact matches
Despite
winning both major party nominations — the first New York City
mayor to do so —
Mayor Ed Koch announced that he would wage a full - scale campaign for re-election
against minor - party opposition during this week in 1981.
«The
mayor, since the beginning of his career, has been a steadfast champion in the fight
against inequality, and recently the governor has been using his executive power and his pulpit to
win real victories,» Working Families Party New York State Director Bill Lipton told the Observer.
In the meantime, DiPietro put together a memo explaining how Trump could
win mostly by going hard after a new gun - control law pushed by Cuomo, which he wrote could provide 300,00 to 500,000 new voters, and by running
against Bill de Blasio, New York's «first truly radical
mayor, a man who still reveres the Sandinistas, honeymooned in Havana, and self - describes as a believer in liberation theology (i.e., Marxism).»
Assemblyman Bill Nojay, who committed suicide on Friday,
won his primary
against Honeoye Falls
mayor Rick Milne by a convincing margin.
«A
win for me is making the case that de Blasio has not been a good
mayor and making the case that I can be a good
mayor,» Sal Albanese, putting it simply, told Gotham Gazette on Monday, a little more than 48 hours before he was to take the stage
against Mayor Bill de Blasio in the first of two Democratic primary debates.
The
mayor's campaign promise to ban horse carriages
won him support from animal rights groups including NYCLASS, which ran a massive independent expenditure
against his primary opponent Christine Quinn that helped Mr. de Blasio.
On the stand, the
mayor — who narrowly
won the 2009 race
against then - city Comptroller Bill Thompson, who is black — said he believed the ballot security effort was meant to ensure that voters didn't encounter problems at the polls, and paying for it through the party was simply standard procedure.
De Blasio
won the
mayor's race campaigning
against intrusive police tactics such as stop - and - frisk, where hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers were frisked by the police each year, and other elements of the «Broken Windows» philosophy, where police crack down on minor offenses to prevent more serious crime.
Republican candidate for
mayor Joe Lhota
won both districts by double digits
against Mayor Bill de Blasio in the 2013 mayoral election.
The prospect has an obvious, novelistic allure: A run for
mayor of New York this year would pit Mrs. Clinton
against Mayor Bill de Blasio, a fellow Democrat who managed her Senate campaign in 2000, and, should she
win, would put her in charge of President - elect Donald J. Trump's hometown, ensuring years of potential clashes between bitter rivals.
The letter, which was sent to the State Board of Elections, sought to rebuff the latest series of accusations
against the administration: that Mr. de Blasio's team in City Hall had committed flagrant violations of campaign finance laws during the
mayor's unsuccessful push in 2014 to
win a Democratic majority in the State Senate.
Cuomo's challenger, Fordham Law School Professor Zephyr Teachout, managed to
win over one - third of the vote
against the incumbent governor, despite Cuomo's multi-million dollar war chest and near unanimous support from the state's Democratic political establishment, from Hillary Clinton to local
mayors.
The move is a payback by Republicans still fuming that the
mayor supported candidates
against them in 2014 in an attempt to
win Democratic control of the Senate.
Local deputy
mayor Janet Daby
won the candidacy in the strongly pro-Remain area after promising to fight to keep the UK in the single market and customs union - both of which are
against Labour policy.
(New York City
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who issued a statement in support of Paterson on Sunday, said much the same thing; «A lot of people start out with the odds
against them and
win,» said the
mayor.)
Cuomo's challenger, Fordham Law School Professor Zephyr Teachout, managed to
win over a third of the vote
against the incumbent governor, despite Cuomo's multimillion dollar war chest and near unanimous support from the state's Democratic political establishment from Hillary Clinton to local
mayors.
Labour would not be mad enough to let Diane Abbott run for London
mayor, unless they want an even worse candidate than Ken Livingstone to let the Tories
win against the odds yet again.
With rare exceptions,
mayors of New York (or of any state, for that matter) do not
win important fights
against their governors.
Written by newcomer Brian Tucker, Broken City sees New York's slimy
mayor Nicholas Hostetler (Russell Crowe) trying to
win a tight re-election campaign
against improbably nice politician Jack Valliant (Barry Pepper).
Plus: Isaac Julien
wins Royal Academy's Charles Wollaston award Rome
mayor wins appeal
against Colosseum archaeological park and Mauro Malang Santos (1928 — 2017)