Speculation has run high about whether Representative Vito J. Fossella is in fact laying the groundwork for a return to the political stage.
Mon 15 Dec 2008
Filed under: House of Representatives, Drunken and Reckless Driving, Staten Island (NYC), Brooklyn (NYC), Fossella, Vito J Jr, Republican Party, Politics and Government — @ 3:39 am
Mon 15 Dec 2008
Filed under: House of Representatives, Drunken and Reckless Driving, Staten Island (NYC), Brooklyn (NYC), Fossella, Vito J Jr, Republican Party, Politics and Government — @ 3:24 am
Speculation has run high about whether Representative Vito J. Fossella is in fact laying the groundwork for a return to the political stage.
Wed 3 Dec 2008
Mr. Margiotta ruled the Nassau County Republican Party, once one of the most powerful political organizations in New York State, for 16 years .
Wed 3 Dec 2008
Mr. Margiotta ruled the Nassau County Republican Party, once one of the most powerful political organizations in New York State, for 16 years .
Wed 3 Dec 2008
Mr. Margiotta ruled the Nassau County Republican Party, once one of the most powerful political organizations in New York State, for 16 years .
Tue 2 Dec 2008
Mr. Margiotta ruled the Nassau County Republican Party, once one of the most powerful political organizations in New York State, for 16 years .
Tue 25 Nov 2008
Filed under: Legislatures and Parliaments, United States Politics and Government, Democratic Party, Republican Party, New York State — @ 4:51 am
Republicans may use a plan to empower key committees to woo three Democrats whose votes will determine which party will control the State Senate next year.
Fri 21 Nov 2008
Filed under: Gennaro, James F, Senate, Smith, Malcolm A, Padavan, Frank, Democratic Party, Politics and Government, Republican Party, Elections, New York State — @ 4:10 am
In a large, humid room in Queens, ballots are still being counted in a razor-thin Senate race, the outcome of which will determine the balance of power in Albany.
Sun 9 Nov 2008
Republicans in New York State are vowing to rebuild their shattered party, whose power has diminished to the point of near irrelevance.
Thu 6 Nov 2008
Filed under: Bloomberg, Michael R, Legislatures and Parliaments, Endorsements, Elections, Republican Party, Albany (NY), Politics and Government, New York State — @ 7:51 am
Democratic victories in the State Senate could stymie Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s agenda in Albany, where he has long struggled to win allies.