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Mayor bill de Blasio with former Council Speaker Christine Quinn.

Christine Quinn, de Blasio’s 2013 Opponent, Endorses His Re-election

Christine Quinn, who ran for mayor against Bill de Blasio in 2013, backed him for reelection.
By Madina Toure
Bill de Blasio clamiing victory in 2013.

Poll Finds Bill de Blasio ‘Does Not Deserve Re-Election’—But Still Stomps His Rivals

Quinnipiac University found Christine Quinn the best positioned to take on Bill de Blasio, but voters don't know enough about Scott Stringer, Eric Adams and Ruben Diaz Jr.
By Will Bredderman
WIN CEO Christine Quinn touring the site of an upcoming supportive housing facility in Brooklyn.

Christine Quinn on City’s Homeless Figures: No Celebration Until The Job’s Done

WIN CEO and former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said the city should note progress in addressing homelessness but that the fight isn't over just yet.
By Madina Toure
1. Powerball This happened in January, so you may have forgotten about it, but the Powerball debacle was insane. The jackpot reached a record-breaking $1.5 billion, which led everyone to buy tickets and not talk about anything but Powerball for a while.

The Big Draw: A Tie Is Not a Win, Except in Lottery

By Robert Blecker
Former Council Speaker Christine Quinn joined Mayor Bill de Blasio for a press conference at a homeless shelter today. (Photo: Jillian Jorgensen for Observer)

Bill de Blasio Turns to Former Rival Christine Quinn on Homelessness

By Jillian Jorgensen
Scott Stringer declaring victory.

Scott Stringer Credits ‘Integrity’ in Win Over Eliot Spitzer

By Polly Mosendz

Joe Lhota Vows to ‘Unify Our Party’ After Bruising Primary

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Bill de Blasio at tonight's rally.

Bill de Blasio Declares Victory in Front of Roaring Crowd

By Colin Campbell and Ross Barkan
Anthony Weiner tonight.

Anthony Weiner Concedes Defeat: ‘Sadly, I Was an Imperfect Messenger’

By Max Pizarro
Bill Thompon's invite to supporters.

Where Are the Candidates Celebrating Their Victories?

By Colin Campbell

Donovan Richards Wins Queens Special Election

By Ross Barkan
(Photo: YouTube)

Rep. Hayworth Reflects on Her Loss: ‘It’s a Tough Life’

By Colin Campbell
The State Assembly map in NYC for net year.

After Election Day, NYC’s Republican Pols Retreat Deeper Into Staten Island

By Colin Campbell
Mitt Romney (Photo: Getty)

Mitt Romney Wins In Michigan And Arizona

By Hunter Walker
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