NEW YORK MAYORAL ELECTION

Tomorrow's balloting is not just an "off-year" election, it is in fact an "off-off-year." That is to say, it's an odd year (in more ways that one, I suppose) and congressional elections only happen in even years.

"Being mayor is a 24-hour-a-day job, and you need to be physically prepared for it," Lhota said, according to NY1. "The idea

It's the Hollywood-style titling and typeface, as if branding The De Blasio family as a show. It might as well read: Meet The Jeffersons ... with a White Dad!

New Yorkers who care about women's health should vote for Bill de Blasio. De Blasio has been a steadfast champion for comprehensive sex education, access to reproductive health services and the rights and health of women across our city.

New York City, with its world class ecosystem of investors, universities, and ideas to foster economic growth, still has untapped potential.

Reportedly, Lhota did not object and stayed to make a charitable donation. When later asked about the incident, he defended

Tomorrow night on PBS, I sit with David Dinkins, New York City's first, and to this date, only African-American mayor. We look back on his impressive political career and discuss his new memoir, A Mayor's Life: Governing New York's Gorgeous Mosaic.

It's too bad that the anarchists and many of the Occupiers who are so dogmatically against electoral politics won't vote, at least not whole-heartedly, for a candidate who carries forward the spark they lit.

Dante de Blasio's afro continues to be a supporting character in his dad's run for mayor. President Barack Obama complimented

We learned a lot from the Democratic primary election, most importantly that the democratic process is still alive and well in New York -- a city that often felt like it catered to the one percent more than the rest of us.

Don't be fooled when Bloomberg and Lhota talk about class warfare. The 1 percent has been at war with the rest of us for a long time -- and it's time the middle class fought back.

By Edith Honan The poll comes as de Blasio's former rivals in a lengthy primary fight rally to his side. De Blasio has campaigned

Bill de Blasio was propelled in just a few weeks from obscurity to victory by two factors: his willingness to attack Mayor Michael Bloomberg's policies and his embodiment of the New America's core values of diversity and inclusion.

LGBT politicos are in denial if they don't see this race as a harbinger of the future, in New York and throughout the country. It was a reflection of the advances that the LGBT community has made in New York, with LGBT voters rejecting simplistic identity politics and voting on broader issues.

Anthony Weiner was apparently in a sour mood after he conceded defeat in the race for New York City mayor on Tuesday. Weiner reportedly gave a reporter the middle finger on his way home from his election night party.

Joe Lhota was declared the winner of the Republican primary race for New York City mayor by WNYC. Joe Lhota will face the