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The article discusses the potential impact of a federal investigation on Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City. Adams is facing scrutiny over his 2021 mayoral campaign, with allegations of conspiracy and illegal campaign financing involving the Turkish government and a construction company. The investigation has raised speculation about Adams' re-election prospects in 2025, with several state senators and other politicians considering running against him. If Adams is personally indicted, his political career would likely come to an end. However, no sitting mayor in New York City has ever been indicted before. [Extracted from the article]

The editorial looks at the upcoming New York City mayoral election as of September 2013, presenting an endorsement of Democrat Bill de Blasio, the New York City Public Advocate, for mayor. It discusses the tenure of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, saying his policies have severely exacerbated the city's economic and social inequality. It cites other candidates as having some positive ideas, including Bill Thompson, Christine Quinn, and John Liu.

The article discusses the history of political conditions and municipal leadership in New York City as of 2013, with a focus on the election of Republican mayors including Mayor Michael Bloomberg despite the city's majority Democratic and progressive attitudes. Topics include forecasting for the 2013 election for New York City's mayor; reasons why the progressive voters in the city have not elected a progressive mayor; and the demographic aspects of political campaigns in New York City, with information on political trends and the possibility of electing a progressive candidate.

The author reflects on Democratic political candidate Bill de Blasio's reported landslide victory over challenger Joe Lhota in the 2013 New York, New York mayoral election, focusing on de Blasio's progressive political beliefs in regards to economic inequality, labor, and homelessness. A proposal for the establishment of strategic partnerships in high-poverty neighborhoods is mentioned, as well as information about a fair compensation package for the city's teachers.

The article focuses on several mayoral candidates running for the 1969 election in New York City including Democratic Comptroller Mario Angelo Procaccino, Republican State Senator John Marchi, and incumbent City Mayor John Vliet Lindsay. It says that both Procacinno and Marchi have disseminated their political platforms through public speeches concerning the outrage for the Lindsay's administration and racism. It adds that Lindsay uses his position to appeal for public votes.

Read More: Rudy Giuliani Faces Disbarment Push in DC Legal Ethics Case The hearing committee's findings and disbarment recommendation are the latest setback for Giuliani, but the panel doesn't have the final say. (Bloomberg) -- Rudy Giuliani should lose his law license in Washington for directing former President Donald Trump's failed legal challenge to the 2020 presidential election results in Pennsylvania, an attorney ethics review panel has recommended. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on how many candidates are left in the 2020 Democratic Primary Race. Topics include the Southern states, while Sanders racked up four wins including the biggest prize of the night , California, and supporting from most of the moderate wing of the party, which has helped regenerate lagging campaign and pick up wins in unexpected states like Texas.

Focuses on the outlook for the term of Michael Bloomberg in the office of mayor in New York, N.Y. Topic of the campaign for mayor, and the impact of the destruction of the World Trade Center on the campaign; Recommendation of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani for the election of Bloomberg; Difficulties in satisfying the city's right and left political parties, business elite, minority leaders, and different interest groups.

NYC Mayor Adams Says Chicago Election Is "Warning Sign" on Crime Adams appeared to take Biden's side on Sunday. (Bloomberg) -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams said last week's reelection loss of his Chicago counterpart is a "warning sign for the country" and that fellow Democrats ignore the issue of crime at the party's peril. [Extracted from the article]

Graph: Adi Talwar In October, Mayor Eric Adams announced the city would be opening a Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center or HERRC to accommodate the thousands of asylum seekers who've arrived in the city in recent months. Below are some of our favorite photos published this year. i Following the 2021 elections, New York welcomed a new mayor and an almost entirely new City Council in January, its most racially diverse cohort of lawmakers ever and the first time the legislative body has been majority women. Keywords: Economy; Government; Health and Environment; Housing and Homelessness; Multimedia; News; Politics & Government; 2022 election; Homelessness; housing EN Economy Government Health and Environment Housing and Homelessness Multimedia News Politics & Government 2022 election Homelessness housing N.PAG N.PAG 1 01/03/23 20221230 NES 221230 Graph I As 2022 comes to a close, City Limits looks back at images that defined some of New York City's biggest news stories and most pressing policy issues. [Extracted from the article]

The hearing committee chair Robert Bernius announced that the panel had made a preliminary finding that the disciplinary counsel's office had proven at least one of the alleged violations of attorney practice rules. (Bloomberg) -- Attorney disciplinary regulators recommended Rudy Giuliani be disbarred in Washington, DC, after a local bar association panel's preliminary finding that he likely committed misconduct in pressing Donald Trump's failed legal challenge to President Joe Biden's 2020 win in Pennsylvania. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers U.S. news briefs, as of November 1929. It discusses U.S. President Herbert Hoover's 1929 Armistice Day address, remarking on the pro-peace sentiments expressed. It notes the second-place finish of Socialist Party candidate Norman Thomas in the 1929 New York City mayoral election. It looks at the aftermath of the strike and massacre at the Marion Manufacturing Co. textile mill in Marion, North Carolina, focusing on the response of local churches.

In the 10th district, where Jones moved to avoid facing Maloney, progressive candidates tried to match the considerable resources of Goldman, who was endorsed by the New York Times. (Bloomberg) -- Establishment Democrats flexed their muscles against progressives in New York's congressional primary elections, a sign that national enthusiasm from the left wing of the party doesn't always translate into electoral victories. The defeats in New York cap a primary season in which the Democrats' progressive caucus has had mixed results in their quest to oust centrists. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a historical overview of the late author and political commentator William F. Buckley Jr.'s failed bid to be elected as the mayor of New York, New York in 1965, and it mentions how Buckley declared that he would demand a recount if he won the 1965 election. Buckley's mayoral campaign is examined, along with crowd management and Buckley's views about race and crime in the 1960s. Racism and the New York, New York Police Department are also assessed.

De Blasio raised more than $510,000 for his congressional campaign and still had $450,400 in cash on hand in the account as of June 30, federal campaign finance records show. (Bloomberg) -- Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he's dropping out of the crowded Democratic primary race for an open seat in the state's redrawn 10th Congressional District. [Extracted from the article]

Mitchell worked as a lawyer for Trump and participated in the president's now famous phone call with Raffensperger on Jan. 2, 2021, in which Trump urged the state official to "find" 11,780 votes, just enough to flip the election results. Keywords: ELECT; EXE; GEN; GOV; LAW; NORTHAM; POL; US; WORLD EN ELECT EXE GEN GOV LAW NORTHAM POL US WORLD (Bloomberg) -- Rudy Giuliani, Senator Lindsey Graham and five others have been called to testify before a special grand jury in Atlanta as part of an investigation into attempts by President Donald Trump and his supporters to change the result of the 2020 election in Georgia, according to court filings. [Extracted from the article]

Darren Bailey, a Bible-quoting farmer who had received an endorsement from Trump just days before the Illinois primary, got 57% of the vote, beating a field of five other Republicans. (Bloomberg) -- Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, a billionaire Democrat seeking a second term in November, will face a downstate conservative backed by former President Donald Trump as the state's Republicans try to regain a foothold in a largely blue state. In other Illinois primary contests, Trump-endorsed Representative Mary Miller beat fellow Republican Representative Rodney Davis to represent a redrawn congressional district, according to AP. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents information New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. The author looks at the improvements that Bloomberg has made to public health, the impact that he has had on public education, and his work with police commissioner Ray Kelly of reducing crime in New York City. The article also discusses future mayoral candidates, including City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, public advocate Bill de Blasio, and city comptroller John Liu.

The author reflects on New York, New York mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio's relationship with his father Warren Wilhelm Sr., focusing on allegations of disloyalty to the U.S. which were levied against Wilhelm Sr., as well as information on de Blasio's decisions to adopt his mother's maiden name and change his full name from Warren Wilhelm Jr. to Bill de Blasio. The author argues that conservative pundits in America have been trying to scare voters by casting de Blasio as un-American.

The article discusses disgraced politicians and forgiveness in relation to the sex scandals involving New York, New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner and the state's former governor Eliot Spitzer who is running to become the city's next comptroller as of August 2013. Redemption and personal failures are addressed, along with voters' attitudes in New York, New York and Hunter College political science professor Kenneth Sherrill. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is also mentioned.

The fundraising haul represents the largest contribution total for any single filing period in New York, surpassing the $12.8 million raised in 2002 by Governor George Pataki, and will leave Hochul with $21.3 million in cash on hand, according to Hochul's campaign. (Bloomberg) -- New York Governor Kathy Hochul has raised $21.6 million dollars since August, new filings from the state's campaign finance board are expected to show, a record sum to fend off challengers in the 2022 governor's race. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs that President Joe Biden's social spending and infrastructure agenda are hurting the party, and the state and local election deresults show the public's displeasure with them. For many news analysts, the problem was Democrats moving too far to the left desspite the fact that the biggest Democratic loss on Election Day 2021 was not by a progress.

Siena's Dec. 7 poll showed 36% support for Hochul from New York Democrats, compared with 18% for James. (Bloomberg) -- New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a surprise announcement that she won't run for governor, instead standing for reelection to her current job. [Extracted from the article]

Gov. Kathy Hochul seems to have found a second home in the City that Never Sleeps. Another outer-borough opportunity for Hochul lies in championing a new MTA above ground rail line between Brooklyn and Queens, connecting Bay Ridge to Astoria wtihout stopping in Manhattan. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has a slight lead over Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli as votes are still being counted, particularly among mail-in ballots. -- Stacie Sherman N.J.'s Vote Count Continues With Mail-In Ballots (11:35 a.m.) With the New Jersey governor's race coming down to the wire, campaigns are watching as mail-in ballots are counted across the Garden State's 21 counties. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is neck-and-neck with Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli as votes are still being counted, particularly among mail-in ballots. -- Stacie Sherman New Jersey's Vote Count Continues With Mail-In Ballots (11:35 a.m.) With the New Jersey governor's race coming down to the wire, campaigns are watching as mail-in ballots are counted across the Garden State's 21 counties. In Mercer County, where incumbent Democratic Governor Phil Murphy is leading with 96% of the total expected vote, the board of elections said it was still going through vote-by-mail ballots, according to clerk Paula Sollami Covello. [Extracted from the article]

In Mercer County, where incumbent Democratic Governor Phil Murphy is leading with 96% of the total expected vote, the board of elections said it was still going through vote-by-mail ballots, according to clerk Paula Sollami Covello. -- Kathleen Hunter New York Voters Reject Voting Access, Redistricting Proposals (6:42 a.m.) New York state voters Tuesday rejected ballot propositions that would have allowed same-day voter registration and no-excuse absentee ballots, as well as changes to the state's redistricting process, according to unofficial results from the state Board of Elections. (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is neck-and-neck with Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli as votes are still being counted, particularly among mail-in ballots. [Extracted from the article]

In Mercer County, where incumbent Democratic Governor Phil Murphy is leading with 96% of the total expected vote, the board of elections said it was still going through vote-by-mail ballots, according to clerk Paula Sollami Covello. (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is holding a narrow lead by around 7,000 votes in the governor's race after support surged for Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli overnight, according to the Associated Press. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- The New Jersey governor's race, which incumbent Phil Murphy was expected to win easily, is still too close to call early Wednesday after a surge by Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli. Adams promised Wednesday to revisit some of his predecessor's positions, including a controversial vaccine mandate for all city workers. [Extracted from the article]

-- Amanda Gordon and Natalie Wong More Strong Results for Youngkin (9:18 p.m.) In addition to racking up good numbers in rural districts, Youngkin also was holding his losses down in outer-ring Washington, D.C., suburbs like Prince William and Loudoun counties, where Trump got blown out in 2020. (Bloomberg) -- New York City elected Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor, defeating his Republican challenger, Curtis Sliwa. -- Edward Dufner Youngkin Cuts Into Democratic Strongholds (9:57 p.m.) In populous Fairfax County, a Democratic bastion critical to McAuliffe's fortunes, Youngkin's vote percentage inched up after he took more than 40% of the election-day vote compared with 26% of the early and absentee vote. [Extracted from the article]

-- Greg Giroux Youngkin Finds Balance in Rural, Suburban Areas (9:01 p.m.) If Youngkin does win the Virginia governor's race, it will be because he moved out to a big lead by dominating rural precincts and holding his own against McAuliffe in some more populous jurisdictions. -- Shelly Banjo Youngkin Making McAuliffe Win Ever More Elusive (9:35 p.m.) Youngkin's lead in Virginia means that it's getting harder and harder for McAuliffe to find the votes he needs to overtake him. (Bloomberg) -- New York City elected Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor, defeating his Republican challenger, Curtis Sliwa. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- New York City elected Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor, defeating his Republican challenger, Curtis Sliwa. -- Greg Giroux Youngkin Finds Balance in Rural, Suburban Areas (9:01 p.m.) If Youngkin does win the Virginia governor's race, it will be because he moved out to a big lead by dominating rural precincts and holding his own against McAuliffe in some more populous jurisdictions. -- Shelly Banjo Youngkin Making McAuliffe Win Ever More Elusive (9:35 p.m.) Youngkin's lead in Virginia means that it's getting harder and harder for McAuliffe to find the votes he needs to overtake him. [Extracted from the article]

Youngkin led McAuliffe 54%-45% out of the first 64,000 votes tallied in Chesterfield County south of Richmond, a jurisdiction that always reports its votes quickly. (Bloomberg) -- New York City is poised to elect Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor. De Blasio Eyes Governorship After Adams Succession (9:28 a.m.) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is term limited, said he was looking forward to handing the keys to City Hall over to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is heavily favored to win Tuesday's mayor's race. [Extracted from the article]

De Blasio Eyes Governorship After Adams Succession (9:28 a.m.) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is term limited, said he was looking forward to handing the keys to City Hall over to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is heavily favored to win Tuesday's mayor's race. Once a swing county, it's now a Democratic stronghold: Fairfax gave just 28% of its votes to Trump in the 2020 presidential election and 31% to Republican Ed Gillespie in the 2017 gubernatorial election. (Bloomberg) -- New York City is poised to elect Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- New York City is poised to elect Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor. De Blasio Eyes Governorship After Adams Succession (9:28 a.m.) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is term limited, said he was looking forward to handing the keys to City Hall over to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is heavily favored to win Tuesday's mayor's race. Florida Mayor Race to Test Trump's Election Pull (2:22 p.m.) A mayor's race in Hialeah, Florida, will be among those worth watching as observers gauge implications from Tuesday's races for the 2022 and 2024 elections. [Extracted from the article]

Issues such as critical race theory are motivating Republican voters, and some Democrats who are dissatisfied with Biden are skipping the election, Sabato said. Although it's an off-year election in the U.S., both the Republican and Democratic parties have been watching the two races for implications for next year's midterm elections that will decide control of the House and Senate. De Blasio Eyes Governorship After Adams Succession (9:28 a.m.) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is term limited, said he was looking forward to handing the keys to City Hall over to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is heavily favored to win Tuesday's mayor's race. (Bloomberg) -- A fiercely contested gubernatorial contest in Virginia will be decided on Tuesday, while in New Jersey an incumbent is fighting to protect his lead. [Extracted from the article]

De Blasio Eyes Governorship After Adams Succession (9:28 a.m.) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is term limited, said he was looking forward to handing the keys to City Hall over to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is heavily favored to win Tuesday's mayor's race. Voters in New York City, meanwhile, are likely to pick Democrat Eric Adams as their next mayor. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- A fiercely contested gubernatorial contest in Virginia will be decided on Tuesday, while in New Jersey an incumbent is fighting to protect his lead. Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned until polls close at 8 p.m. -- Stacie Sherman Tearful Eric Adams Casts Ballot as New York City Polls Open (8:09 a.m.) The front-runner to become New York City's next mayor, Eric Adams, saw emotion overcome him as he cast his vote at an elementary school on Tuesday morning. [Extracted from the article]

Adams was among the first few dozen people to vote at P.S. 81 in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood Tuesday in a contest he's expected to win handily against his Republican opponent. Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned until polls close at 8 p.m. -- Stacie Sherman Tearful Eric Adams Casts Ballot as New York City Polls Open (8:09 a.m.) The front-runner to become New York City's next mayor, Eric Adams, saw emotion overcome him as he cast his vote at an elementary school on Tuesday morning. [Extracted from the article]

Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned until polls close at 8 p.m. -- Stacie Sherman Tearful Eric Adams Casts Ballot as New York City Polls Open (8:09 a.m.) The front-runner to become New York City's next mayor, Eric Adams, saw emotion overcome him as he cast his vote at an elementary school on Tuesday morning. Voters in New York City, meanwhile, are likely to pick Democrat Eric Adams as their next mayor. [Extracted from the article]

Senator Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, linked the failure to pass Biden's infrastructure plan, known as the bipartisan infrastructure framework, or BIF, with the tight race between McAuliffe and Youngkin. (Bloomberg) -- Virginia's gubernatorial contest Tuesday between Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin will offer the clearest picture yet of how much momentum Republicans have heading into 2022 elections that will decide control of Congress, while President Joe Biden struggles to advance his agenda in Washington. Polls show the Virginia race essentially deadlocked as Democrat McAuliffe's lead during the summer evaporated along with Biden's approval ratings. [Extracted from the article]

KEITH POWERS District 4: Manhattan Keith Powers, 37, has made a name for himself in his first term as a council member, having gained recognition for broadening sexual harassment protections and overhauling the local criminal-justice system. Members of the city's top lawmaking body are twisting arms and calling in favors to determine Corey Johnson's successor in advance of the general election. JUSTIN BRANNAN District 43: Brooklyn Justin Brannan's bid relies on his strong relationship with Democratic mayoral nominee Eric Adams. [Extracted from the article]