Articles By Andrew Solender
Andrew Yang’s Last Stand
The New Paltz resident is staking his long-shot presidential bid on the New Hampshire primary. If he fails, what’s next?
For Delgado, Politics Is the Art of Showing Up
In his first year in Congress, the Hudson Valley representative has held 33 town halls, proposed 28 pieces of legislation, and built a reputation of strong constituent outreach that has warded off any formidable opposition—so far.
Mondaire Jones Has Been Here the Whole Time
Long before Nita Lowey announced her retirement, the progressive lawyer was running for her seat in NY17. His election would be historic.
Does the GOP Stand a Chance in NY19 Without Molinaro?
Latest FEC filings reveal a weak Republican primary field of 2020 challengers to Antonio Delgado.
Chelsea Clinton Honored by Hillary at Val-Kill Awards
Former first daughter receives medal 24 years after mom honored, becoming first mother-daughter recipients in the award's history.
Antonio Delgado Makes History
Democrat Antonio Delgado has defeated Republican incumbent John Faso to become the first African American ever to represent upstate New York in Congress.
John Faso has one problem, and it’s Antonio Delgado
The Democratic nominee in NY19 has gotten the better of several clashes with Republican John Faso. Can he take it all the way?
Meet Nate McMurray, the Happy Warrior Vying to Unseat New York’s Most Corrupt Congressman
McMurray says he will be an independent voice in Congress, and promises to fight on behalf of working class and union voters, enact smart trade policies, and help the struggling upstate economy.
