If Not Now, When? New Yorkers Have a Chance To Vote on Tuesday for Common Sense

The political chatter might focus on Biden and Trump, but local contests in New York could make a difference in the future of their city.

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Governor Hochul presents her executive state budget at the state Capitol February 1, 2023. AP/Hans Pennink

New Yorkers have a lot of complaints. We vent about rampant shoplifting, out-of-control electric bikes, dirty streets, jammed-up traffic, and the soaring prices of everything. Migrants are taking over our hotels, the stink of weed is everywhere, and scaffolding darkens even the loveliest city blocks.

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