In NYC, Primary Election Runoffs Could Become a Thing of the Past
The 2013 runoff election for New York City public advocate cost the city somewhere between $10 and $13 million.
Daniel Squadron
Daniel Squadron, born on December 25, 1976, is a former New York State Senator who represented the 26th District from 2009 to 2017. Known for his focus on issues such as affordable housing, education reform, and environmental protection, Squadron was a prominent advocate for progressive policies during his tenure. He also played a key role in various legislative initiatives aimed at improving public services and enhancing community development. After leaving the Senate, Squadron continued his involvement in public service and advocacy, reflecting his commitment to addressing urban and policy challenges. His career highlights the impact of dedicated legislative work on state and local governance.
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Brooklyn Democratic Party Boss Handpicks State Senate Candidate
The Brooklyn Democratic Party boss is facing criticism for not allowing a county committee vote for a vacant Senate seat.
Aspiring Sheldon Silver Successor Falsely Claims Support From Elected Officials
Alice Cancel's campaign claimed Nydia Velazquez, Jerrold Nadler, Carolyn Maloney, Margaret Chin and Daniel Squadron were behind her.
