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Politics

Queens Democratic primary leaders credit success to 21 in ’21 advocacy group

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Everything you need to know about early voting for the June 2021 primary

By Jenna Bagcal

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Astoria

Watch: Ebony Young, candidate for City Council District 26

By Skye Ostreicher

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A slice of democracy: Mayor’s pizza ballot showcasing ranked-choice voting sparks heated debate

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Watch: George Onuorah, candidate for City Council District 21

By Skye Ostreicher

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AMNY

PoliticsNY provides platform to every single 2021 political candidate to have their faces seen and voices heard

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Douglaston

Douglaston resident discusses her campaign for northeast Queens City Council seat

By Jenna Bagcal

Politics

Ocasio-Cortez updates constituents on COVID-19 stimulus progress during town hall

By Alex Mitchell

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Briarwood

David Aronov, with eyes on Queens seat, announces bid to become first Bukharian elected to City Council

By Mark Hallum

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Board of Elections begins absentee ballot count in Queens with several races on the line

By Jacob Kaye

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Business

OkCupid launches campaign to encourage single NYC commuters to date based on their politics

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Claire Shulman talks transition from nursing to politics on Power Women Podcast

By QNS News Team

JVB speaks with constituent about closing neighborhood stores, CHHAYA looks on

Sunnyside

Sunnyside councilman, small business owners rally for commercial rent control

By Max Parrott

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood-based singer-songwriter to perform album of political anthems

By Max Parrott

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Astoria

Queens DSA branch only recommends one candidate for endorsement in 2020 elections

By Max Parrott

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Rockaway activist promises to give a voice to young people in his run for Titus’ Assembly seat

By Max Parrott

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Borough president candidates spar over Amazon and community board recommendations at Rockaway Park forum

By Max Parrott

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Politics

Don’t forget to vote Tuesday in the Queens DA primary race — and follow QNS for all the big news and results!

By QNS News Team

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Opinion

Op-ed: Real discovery reform is essential for justice

By Op-Ed

Arts & Entertainment

Queens Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez making waves not just in government, but all over TV

By Emily Davenport

Wide-open special election for public advocate set for February

Politics

Wide-open special election for public advocate set for February

By Carlotta Mohamed

Politics

Wide-open special election for public advocate set for February; two Queens pols among 20+ hopefuls

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Ridgewood

Woodbine in Ridgewood holding fundraiser to finance its educational and cultural programs

By Mark Hallum

State DREAM Act should be renamed for Peralta: Congressman

News

State DREAM Act should be renamed for Peralta: Congressman

By Mark Hallum

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