County Committee News

And then there were six.

[Democratic Nominee Chantel Jackson\NYS 79th] Jackson: “Our constituents deserve to know how their judges are selected. They deserve to be invited to the spaces where those selections are made.” Photo: Twitter

The county committee will now begin collecting signatures to put Donovan's name on the party's ballot line.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in White Plains to demand action to end gun violence.

John DeFrancisco looks for support from members of the Republican State Committee who will decide the GOP designation for governor.

Brooklyn’s Democratic Party Boss is angry that two different candidates have thrown their hat into the ring to oust the Republican Bay Ridge state Senator who has held the seat for the last 15 years.

Following numerous press reports about questionable activities of the Democratic Organization of Queens County, there is a sign of Federal law enforcement interest in the County political party committee, according to information obtained by Progress Queens.

Rudin Management, BFC Partners, Brodsky Organization and others gave to Queens power broker

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U.S. Rep. Joseph Crowley has appeared to wrestle control over determining the next speaker of the New York City Council after 32 Councilmembers pledged their votes to a to-be-announced candidate of U.S. Rep. Crowley's sole choosing, according to a news report.

Today's archive page is from Aug. 9, 1934.

Rep. Joseph Crowley is the fourth most powerful Democrat in Congress — and head of the Queens County Democratic Committee. More on his power and his prospects.

From the original machine —Tammany Hall — to the modern Queens Democratic County Committee.

Meet a couple of veteran activists from St. Albans in Queens who make a point of challenging the machine.

Two women climbing the political ladder learn the obstacles and opportunities of running for office in Queens.

With the mayoral contest leaning in favor of Bill de Blasio, political eyes have swung to the biggest contested race in town: the City Council speaker.

An apparent backroom dealing in this case ignored the vote of the rank-and-file.

Gallatin sophomore Rebecca Karpen earns a spot on the Democratic County Committee Board.