It's Wilson Vs. DiNapoli For New York State Comptroller
A Republican former hedge fund manager who says New York's finances need fixing is challenging the Democratic incumbent who says he's cleaned up the mess he inherited.
Watch CBS News
A Republican former hedge fund manager who says New York's finances need fixing is challenging the Democratic incumbent who says he's cleaned up the mess he inherited.
Prosecutors in Yemen charged Anwar al-Awlaki with plotting to kill foreigners Tuesday.
Management told Democratic Cape May County freeholder candidate Robert Jackson to stop greeting voters in the Acme parking lot in Lower Township.
The major party candidates for Connecticut governor are both expressing confidence, as they try to get supporters to the polls.
New York City's Board of Elections said it fixed the many problems that plagued the primaries back in September. J.C. Polanco, one of the Board's 10 commissioners, is here to explain how.
Democrats, Republicans, elephants, donkeys – what better day to talk to your kids about the importance of voting and our political system than today!
Democrat Richard Blumenthal and Republican Linda McMahon traveled across the state on Monday to meet with committed supporters in their Senate race.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says an independent president has more chance at succeeding than a Republican or Democrat.
Michel Faulkner chose a homeless shelter in Harlem as his final campaign stop in his bid to oust Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel from his seat in the 15th Congressional District.
Cuomo addressed a crowd at LaGuardia Community College Monday. Meanwhile, Paladino remained confident despite poll numbers when speaking to reporters in Batavia.
Tom DiNapoli attacked challenger Harry Wilson for being a hedge fund operator. Wilson said his opponent has mismanaged the pension fund for four years.
New York area synagogues were on heightened alert Monday, and some New York City apartment buildings were taking the extra precaution of not accepting package deliveries at all.
New Jersey voters on Tuesday will decide who represents them in Congress and at the county and local levels. Voters will also decide a constitutional amendment that would bar lawmakers from raiding state workers' benefit funds.
Bloomberg is advising residents to call the 311 hotline or post messages online if they encounter anything that prevents or delays them from voting.
The flow of $200,000 of campaign cash last week alone to Democratic Senate leader John Sampson shows the quiet effort to maintain the Democrats' one-vote majority in that chamber.
