Elections

The two are in sync, said New York City's incoming comptroller, who will take office Jan. 1.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s narrow re-election win and Senate President Steve Sweeney’s stunning loss to an unknown resonate well beyond the Garden State.

Eric Adams must deal with the COVID-19 pandemic's lingering effects, which include new remote-work patterns that may affect tax revenue and real estate values.

Voters in Virginia also decided the fate of several large bond referendums while Atlanta voters will see a mayoral runoff at the end of the month.

Most bond issues appear to be approved, but many were rejected.

Louisiana voters will decide Nov. 13 on constitutional amendments that affect how income taxes are calculated and sales taxes are collected.

Brad Lander and Daby Carreras jostled over whether the city's move is a sound investment and effective against climate change.

The mayoral candidates faced off in their first televised debate in advance of the Nov. 2 election.

As two women compete for the city's top office, a ballot measure with big ramifications for its finances will also shape its future.

He made his announcement at an under-construction elementary school to underscore a $250 million construction bond he championed.

Mayor Mike Duggan dodged what he considered a $2 billion fiscal bullet in the form of charter revisions as he heads to a November run-off seeking a third term

The Brooklyn borough president maintained his narrow lead under the city's ranked-choice voting system, prompting Kathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley to concede.

By contrast to the circus surrounding the Board of Elections, the City Council quickly passed a record $98.7 billion spending plan drama-free.

India Walton, a registered nurse and union activist, stands to become the first self-declared socialist to oversee a major American city in decades.

Eric Adams, Maya Wiley and Kathryn Garcia are the top three, though under the new system, determining a winner could take weeks. For comptroller, City Council member Brad Lander had a solid lead over council Speaker Corey Johnson, 31.5% to 22.7%.

With the mayor's race riveted on public safety, candidates discussed the city’s finances in a televised debate.

One of the city's most significant elections is also one of the strangest with a pandemic, an open seat, crime and financial strife, and ranked-choice voting at play.

The businessman and former Assembly member looks to prevent the first re-election of a Democratic governor in more than 40 years.

Incumbents Bill Peduto and Eric Papenfuse were unseated, the Allentown race is too close to call and constitutional amendments to curb a governor's emergency powers appear headed to victory.

Proposed remedies were as varied as the candidates themselves as eight leading Democratic candidates jousted in a live televised debate.