They say you can’t tell the players without a scorecard — and you definitely can’t tell where the politicians stand without The Brooklyn Papers’ exclusive primary election candidate survey.
Although the four-way race for Congress in the Fightin’ 11th District has dominated the headlines, there are hard-fought contests for Assembly (check out that three-for-all in the 57th District or the former-Soviet smackdown in the 46th) and state Senate on the ballot this Tuesday, Sept. 12. Use our guide to help you make your picks — and remember to vote.
Polls are open from 6 am to 9 pm. To find your polling location, call the Board of Elections at (212) VOTE-NYC. And if you’re confused about what district you live in, head for this indispensable map service from NYPIRG.
If you’re not registered to vote, you’re out of luck this time. But there’s still time to register for the Nov. 7 general election.
- Paper Endorsement: Yassky for Congress in Fightin’ Eleventh
- Paper Endorsement: Towns for Congress in 10th District
- Paper Endorsement: Other Brooklyn races
- Climax in Fightin’ 11th: Donut hurled at Yassky
- 25th Senate District
- 20th Senate District
- 18th Senate District
- 57th Assembly District
- 46th Assembly District
