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Opinion

Make a difference

By QNS TimesLedger

Why I’m voting for Tony Avella

Flushing

Why I’m voting for Tony Avella

By Stuart Baum

Vanel eyes another term as southeast Queens assemblyman

Vanel eyes another term as southeast Queens assemblyman

By Naeisha Rose

Lancman eyes run for Queens DA

Politics

Lancman eyes run for Queens DA

By Carlotta Mohamed

Bayside

Queens state Senate candidate says dissolution of IDC inspired run against Avella

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Rory Lancman

Queens Councilman Lancman ‘gearing up for’ a run for Queens District Attorney

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Bressler aims to win Assembly seat from Braunstein in November election

Bressler aims to win Assembly seat from Braunstein in November election

By Steven Goodstein

Liu plans to challenge Avella once again in rematch of 2014 primary

Politics

Liu plans to challenge Avella once again in rematch of 2014 primary

By Steven Goodstein

Ocasio-Cortez stuns political world with primary upset

Politics

Ocasio-Cortez stuns political world with primary upset

By Alex Mitchell

Meeks defeats two challengers in Democratic primary

Politics

Meeks defeats two challengers in Democratic primary

By Naeisha Rose

Politics

New Yorkers were too busy working – or simply forgot – to vote in elections, survey finds

By Robert Pozarycki

SD11 challengers

Bayside

Two Republicans from Little Neck & Whitestone launch bids for Avella’s Queens state Senate seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Alabama got it right with senatorial election

Flushing

Alabama got it right with senatorial election

By Benjamin M. Haber

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and Robert Holden

Glendale

How did a two-term incumbent Queens councilwoman lose to her rival civic leader?

By Robert Pozarycki

Councilman Barry Grodenchik

Oakland Gardens

Grodenchik discusses public transportation challenges in NE Queens in quest for re-election

By Mark Hallum

Mayor Bill de Blasio, shown at the 2017 Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade, is loved or hated in Queens depending on who you ask, according to a recent poll.

Politics

Despite Queens’ love/hate relationship with de Blasio, he’s still running away with re-election race: poll

By Robert Pozarycki

Councilman Robert Holden has yet to decide which party he will caucus with in the Council.

Glendale

Queens Republicans pick Democrat to challenge Councilwoman — and shake up their leadership, too

By Robert Pozarycki

Moya thanks voting public for election turnout

Jackson Heights

Moya thanks voting public for election turnout

By Francisco Moya

Cuomo endorses Queens candidates

Politics

Cuomo endorses Queens candidates

By Gina Martinez

Monserrate seeks second chance with City Council run

Corona

Monserrate seeks second chance with City Council run

By Gina Martinez

Alison Tan photo campaign

Flushing

Flushing City Council candidate launches photo series highlighting quality-of-life concerns

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Anthony Rivers eyes District 27 seat

Politics

Anthony Rivers eyes District 27 seat

By Naeisha Rose

Opinion

Tone-deaf Mayor

By QNS TimesLedger

Mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis takes on DeBlasio at CNG

Politics

Mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis takes on DeBlasio at CNG

By Julianne Cuba

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