Frustration with Albany and polarizing party politics drove voters to the polls in New York City Tuesday, drawing higher voter turnout than anticipated during what is typically a lackluster midterm election.
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This Time It’s Different: Election Day Avoids A Repeat of Primary Polling Pitfalls
Posted on 05 November 2010.
Circles were filled in. Sheets were scanned. Votes were cast. After a disastrous primary, the city’s midterm elections go off without a hitch. (Aside from that minuscule type.)
Chinatown Florist Wins Eviction Hearing
Posted on 27 October 2010.
Mei Rong Song fought the man. And she won.
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