Leading Republicans in New York governor's race debate on CBS2
It was a gloves-off, no-holds-barred confrontation as the four candidates squared off on Monday night.
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It was a gloves-off, no-holds-barred confrontation as the four candidates squared off on Monday night.
Rep. Tom Suozzi and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams took turns trying to unnerve Gov. Kathy Hochul.
The results will determine the nominees for all 12 of the Garden State's seats.
Two candidates vying for the Democratic nomination for New York governor participated in a debate Thursday night.
The leading Republican contenders in the New York governor's race will debate on CBS2 on Monday, June 13.
The Republican challengers for governor will face off right here on June 13.
The debate will be hosted by CBS2's Maurice DuBois and Marcia Kramer on June 7.
Fellow Democrats Tom Suozzi and Jumaane Williams had been challenging Hochul to face off about the issues on camera.
Gov. Kathy Hochul has agreed to debate her competitors, but she is not yet saying where or when.
When and where to vote, what's on the ballot in your neighborhood and more.
Ten days before Election Day, voters are already eager to have their voices heard.
This year, the county executive is up for re-election in Nassau County and her opponent is trying to sell his plan to voters on the big three: crime, COVID-19, and property taxes.
The viable contenders represent a broader range of diversity in the city.
On Monday, the two traded jabs, another sign that the entire campaign has taken a turn to the dark side.
Early voting is underway in New York City's primaries for key offices including mayor and comptroller. These are the first citywide elections with ranked choice voting.
Voters will choose the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor, state legislature and various local races.
Rose filed paperwork with the New York City Campaign Finance Board for a potential mayoral run but said he decided not to, "after serious consideration."
The 46-year-old Democrat had started campaigning for the 2021 mayor's race, but now says he wants to spend more time with his family.
