Posts Tagged ‘Queens Borough President’
Special election for Queens Borough President has been cancelled
The special election for Queens Borough President has been cancelled, as announced in an executive order signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo. Initially, the special election had been scheduled on March 24th to determine who would replace now Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz. The election was postponed to June 23rd due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.…
Read MoreQueens Borough President election moved to June date
The special election for Queens Borough President officially has a new date: June 23. Governor Cuomo officially announced the news yesterday in an executive order. Earlier in the month, it was announced that the special election would be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The special election will be held to determine now-Queens District Attorney…
Read MoreJimmy Van Bramer drops out of Queens Borough President election
New York City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer announced he is no longer in the running for Queens Borough President, citing personal reasons. The Council Member confirmed the news in a tweet released this morning, writing: “Prioritizing my responsibilities as a son and a brother is where my attention needs to be right now. While…
Read MoreQueens Borough President election set for March 24
Mayor Bill de Blasio has officially announced a date for the upcoming special election: on Tuesday, March 24th, voters have the opportunity to decide who will become the next Queens Borough President. Former Queens Borough President Melinda Katz officially vacated the position on New Year’s Day, when she became the Queens District Attorney. Her deputy,…
Read MoreNYC Council Member Costa Constantinides Announces Run for Queens Borough President
Council Member Costa Constantinides officially announced his campaign for Queens Borough President this morning. In his announcement, the council member cites climate change and rent hikes as major factors behind his run. As per Constantinides’ official announcement statement: “The next Queens Borough President must reinvent this office to become more accessible, promote our unique diversity,…
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