Policy Shop
The Policy Shop: Gender Crimes, Court Backlogs and Racial Equity
Jarrett Murphy |
The latest proposals from NYC candidates running for mayor and Manhattan district attorney.
The latest proposals from NYC candidates running for mayor and Manhattan district attorney.
‘We call on the next mayor to invest… $2.5 billion for affordable housing rental and homeownership opportunities and $1.5 billion for the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), and to move the city’s reporting structure away from raw production totals and into more meaningful areas, including racial equity and levels of affordability.’
A total of 16 candidates are on the ballots in March 23rd races to replace Andrew Cohen and Ritchie Torres.
Advocates believe the city won’t see meaningful reductions in the number of kids who grow up partly in homeless shelters until policies target the social mobility of women of color.
March 2 is when candidates hoping to run in the June 22 primaries begin collecting petition signatures to get on the ballot.
Andrew Yang talked traffic on Staten Island. Kathryn Garcia called for letting bars and restaurants use more public space. And both Loree Sutton and Mark Levin have called for new czars of public safety and COVID-19 recovery.
Thirteen questions for the candidates, to separate meaty plans from mere paperwork.
Campaigns are reacting to a second woman coming forward to accuse the governor of sexual misconduct.
Yes, there are four elected officials in the race to be the city’s No. 3 official. But Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Zach Iscol, Terri Liftin and Reshma Patel are likely to be on the ballot, too.
The race between two frontrunners will come down to how 27 percent of voters ranked the candidates.