Another year, another election!

New Yorkers will vote for who they want to represent them in city government, including mayor, comptroller, public advocate, council members, and various judges. 

The Democratic primary election is June 24, and while the general election takes place in November, the primary winner is seen as the de facto winner in our overwhelmingly blue city. Current mayor Eric Adams announced that he would run as an independent in November so…

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  1. Here is a plug for Restler. A little too far left for me, but at least all the democratic candidates are. Adams, the independent is an alleged serial crook who kissed Trump’s backside to get out of jail. He is also the King of privilege picking candidates etc by race, gender, religion etc.

    Lincoln is a super hard worker especially for the senior centers in his district. He has given thousands of dollars for repairs at my center and hosts bi annual picnics under the Bklyn Bridge.

    No other elected pol. has done that in my district.

    I don’t know anything about Gates.

  2. No surprise that the machine candidate couldn’t be bothered to respond. Has she done any campaigning? Pathetic that she is running as a spite candidate because Lincoln Restler is to the left of the corporate centrists and careerists who populate the party machine in Brooklyn. Although I disagree with Lincoln’s stance on the McGuiness Boulevard “road diet” I have so many agreements, and that he works sincerely for the district, that one disagreement is immaterial. The only question should be how the big rout in the voting will be.

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