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Politics

Here’s all 17 candidates running for New York City public advocate in the Feb. 26 special election

By Robert Pozarycki

Cruz makes history, becomes first DREAMer in NY state Assembly

Politics

Cruz makes history, becomes first DREAMer in NY state Assembly

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

Addabbo secures fifth term as state senator with victory over Sullivan

Addabbo secures fifth term as state senator with victory over Sullivan

By Mark Hallum

Politics

Election 2018 by the numbers: Huge surge in Queens turnout part of Cuomo landslide

By Robert Pozarycki

Cruz makes history with election victory

Politics

Cruz makes history with election victory

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

Addabbo secures victory over Sullivan

Addabbo secures victory over Sullivan

By Mark Hallum

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Senator Addabbo secures re-election for a fifth term as a state senator for southwest Queens

By Mark Hallum

Election Day 2018: Richmond Hill residents cite anger at Trump, need for civility as reasons to vote

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Cambria Heights

Election Day 2018: Rain doesn’t stop throngs of southeast Queens voters from casting their ballots

By Naeisha Rose

Strong voter turnout on Election Day in Queens

Politics

Strong voter turnout on Election Day in Queens

By TimesLedger Staff

Seniors must go out and vote

Seniors must go out and vote

By Frederick R. Bedell Jr.

The front page of the Oct. 30, 1919 Ridgewood Times

Politics

A century-old Election Day message from Queens’ Ridgewood Times that still rings true today

By Robert Pozarycki

Braunstein, Bressler tackle northeast Queens issues ahead of Nov. 6 election

Braunstein, Bressler tackle northeast Queens issues ahead of Nov. 6 election

By Carlotta Mohamed

Stand up against hate

Opinion

Stand up against hate

By QNS TimesLedger

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Bayside

Braunstein and Bressler debate issues at Bayside candidate forum ahead of midterm elections

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Politics

Fifteen incumbent Queens lawmakers have no opponents on Election Day

By Robert Pozarycki

Opinion

The 1948 presidential election and its lasting effect

By William Lewis

Vanel secures landslide victory over Bryan

Politics

Vanel secures landslide victory over Bryan

By Naeisha Rose

Ramos celebrates primary victory over Peralta

Politics

Ramos celebrates primary victory over Peralta

By Mark Hallum

Opinion

A new dawn

By QNS TimesLedger

Down goes Avella: Liu secures primary victory

Politics

Down goes Avella: Liu secures primary victory

By Naeisha Rose

Liu secures narrow win over Avella

News

Liu secures narrow win over Avella

By Naeisha Rose

Vanel secures landslide victory over Bryan

News

Vanel secures landslide victory over Bryan

By Naeisha Rose

Primary Day: Voters head to polls in Queens

News

Primary Day: Voters head to polls in Queens

By TimesLedger Staff

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