First responders rushed to the location, at 450 W. 33rd St. in Midtown, around 2:40 p.m., where workers counting mail-in ballots were exposed to the substance, which was inside an envelope.

The New York City mayoral election is a few weeks away! New Yorkers will head to voting locations on Nov. 4 to choose the candidate they want to lead New York City. Here are some other key dates you need to know: Debates The top three New York City mayoral candidates

Right now, most local races across the country — for things like city council, school board and bond measures — are "off-cycle," or don't coincide with federal elections ... Brandeis High School in Manhattan during New York City's June 24 primary.

Usually by this time of an election cycle, it is pretty clear who the next mayor will be and what ballot questions will be posed to voters. This year, both are uncertain. Of course, as the Democratic nominee, Assembly member Zohran Mamdani seems to be in ...

Bill Ackman recently contributed $1 million to a super PAC opposing Mamdani. Will it work this time to stop the socialist leading the race?

While early voting for the next mayor doesn’t start until Oct. 25, New Yorkers who vote by mail are already receiving their ballots and every one those ballots is flawed and every ballot to

The city’s Board of Elections on Tuesday approved three contentious ballot measures that would speed up housing construction and weaken the City Council’s informal veto power over rezonings, likely setting the stage for a legal battle before the ...

Emergency service workers, including HAZMAT, leapt into motion Friday afternoon after a mysterious white powder was sent to a NYC Board of Elections office. No one was hurt.

The city's Board of Elections voted at its Tuesday afternoon meeting to keep a series of proposed charter reforms meant to help boost the city's housing supply on the ballot in November. The vote came as somewhat of a surprise, as rumors that Democratic ...