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Political Signs of the Times in Brooklyn
A Bay Ridge man responded to a neighbor's pro-Trump flag with a poster making his disgust clear.
Tag: New York City
Comedians Hold Their Own Presidential Debate
On the night of the last presidential debate, an audience in Manhattan got some comic relief: a mock debate whose participants exchanged wisecracks, not brickbats.
via Voices of NY
Getting Out the Dominican Vote
Dominicanos USA, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization based in the Bronx, has registered 100,000 voters in New York since 2013.
Latino Solidarity on the Lower East Side
Puerto Rican residents of the Manhattan neighborhood feel strong bonds with Mexican immigrants who have been the target of attacks by Donald Trump.
‘The UnConvention’ Gives Millennials a Place to Talk
The movement uses conventional media, social media and events to provide a platform for young people to engage with the presidential election.
Harlemites Wary of Trump’s Stop-and-Frisk Views
In Harlem, Donald Trump's support for the controversial police tactic has increased support for Hillary Clinton, residents said.
‘Fear’ of Trump Spurs Clinton Canvassers
New Yorkers traveled to Pennsylvania to drum up support for Democrat Hillary Clinton in the swing state.
Wooing Voters with Handshakes and Hallelujahs
Rabbi Stephen Roberts is waging a long-shot campaign for a state Senate seat.