Overcoming Voter Wariness in East Flatbush
Local Democrats scrambled in recent weeks to mount a multi-pronged get-out-the-vote campaign amid a recent history of polling site problems.
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The Report Card on Trump’s Queens School Days
Some alumni of the Kew-Forest School in Queens aren't crazy about the institution's most famous former student.
Young Republicans Keep GOP Flame Burning in Brooklyn
A small but fervent group of young activists stand by the GOP in a borough where Democrats outnumber Republicans by an 8-1 margin.
Women ‘With Her’ in the Shadow of His Tower
More than half of voters in Murray Hill are white women, and they strongly support Hillary Clinton. They tend to be more involved in politics than younger residents, local activists said.
Kids’ Caretakers on Edge Over Election
Nannies in Tribeca, one of the city's wealthiest neighborhoods, are mainly immigrants and women of color. Many cannot vote, but are concerned about Donald Trump's deportation threats.
via DNAInfo
Some Women Won’t Dump Trump
Female fans of the GOP candidate demonstrated their support outside Trump Tower, even after the release of the infamous Billy Bush tape.
via Univision Noticias
Latino Millennials Ponder the Election
Our reporters, on assignment for Univision, spoke to young Latinos – some of them first-time voters – about the confusing, divisive race.
via Downtown Express
Meditating on the Presidential Candidates – as Children
A Lower Manhattan church used childhood pictures of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to help congregants deal with their feelings about the divisive duo.