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.
Keith Wright
Keith Wright, born on December 19, 1956, is an American politician who served as a member of the New York State Assembly from 1992 to 2017, representing Harlem. Known for his advocacy on issues such as affordable housing, education, and community development, Wright was a prominent figure in shaping policies that affected his district. His tenure in the Assembly included leadership roles such as Chair of the Assembly’s Housing Committee. After leaving the Assembly, Wright continued to influence public policy and community initiatives. His career underscores his impact on legislative reforms and local advocacy in New York City.
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Manhattan Democratic Boss Still Owes $200K From Failed 2016 Congressional Bid
Keith Wright needs to pay back everyone from Al D'Amato to John Catsimatidis to Donald Payne to Mercury Public Affairs.
Harlem State Senator Headed Back to the City Council After Special Election Win
Bill Perkins bested eight opponents to take back his old seat in the City Council, strengthening Bill de Blasio locally and weakening Democrats in Albany.
