Election Day is just weeks away and some of the big races to watch include the New York City mayoral election and the New Jersey gubernatorial election. Here's what New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut residents need to know about registering and early voting for the general election.

Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist candidate for New York City mayor, will sit for an interview with Fox News host Martha MacCallum on Wednesday, three weeks out from the election.

Mausser found the Democratic Socialists of America and became involved in her local New York City chapter, where she met then-New York State Assembly candidate Zohran Mamdani, who has been a member of DSA since 2017.

Wong, a community activist who has argued against affirmative action and the city’s noncitizen voting law, calls himself a “conservative Democrat supporting some of the Republican agenda.” He endorsed Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa for mayor, as did Holden and Vaichunas.

The big spend comes despite Sliwa polling third in the NYC mayoral race, behind both Mamdani and Cuomo. Allies to Cuomo and others have urged Sliwa to drop out of the race in order to maximize the

The first New York City mayoral general election debate will take place at 30 Rock this week. NBC 4 New York/WNBC, Telemundo 47/WNJU, and POLITICO New York will host the debate after being selected to do so by the Campaign Finance Board.

The New York City mayor’s race has captured the country’s attention. But while many are focused on what it might mean for the future of the Democratic Party, or how President Trump will handle the

The “October surprise” is a firm part of US political folklore, a last-minute political bombshell that is said to indelibly alter the campaign in the days before a November national election. Some “surprises” have proved game-changing only in the minds of TV journalists,

According to a new poll, New York Republican Elise Stefanik has a marginal lead over her Democratic rival Kathy Hochul.

Manhattan residents are increasingly eyeing Westchester as taxes and politics take center stage in New York City's housing market.

Manhattan residents are increasingly eyeing Westchester as taxes and politics take center stage in New York City's housing market.