Politics (Page 19)
News•Politics
Brooklynites on Hilary Clinton for President
According to a March 29th Pew Research Center Poll 59 percent of democrats say there is a “good chance” they will vote for Clinton.
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Midterm elections bring fear to the undocumented
Undocumented immigrants understand that midterm elections can be even more important than the presidential election.
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What New Yorkers are thinking on the eve of Election Day
New Yorkers give their thoughts on the upcoming elections.
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Muslim Americans projected to vote at high rates
In six populous states; 69 percent said that they plan to vote in this upcoming election.
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What you need to know about third party candidates
by Thom Friend Occupy Wall Street and the People’s Climate March; two movements that brought hundreds of thousands from around […]
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Voting not a priority for NYU students
Since 1964, young voters ages 18-24 have consistently voted at lower rates than other age groups.
Audio•Politics•Slideshows
In an election year Superstorm Sandy still a political issue on Staten Island
by Megan Jamerson and Neil Giardino Staten Island is only a short ferry ride south of Manhattan, but when it […]
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The homeless vote
Homeless voters and their advocates talk about the upcoming elections.
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Critics of Education Policy Grow Louder at Elections Approach
Teacher unions, which hold a lot of power in the Democratic Party, now oppose the Common Core.
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Volunteers Come out for Recchia Campaign for Congress
The race for New York’s 11th Congressional District seat has been one of the most competitive in the current election cycle.