September 25, 2001

The New York City 2001 Primary Election

by students at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism

A primary challenge
Even before the tragic attack on the World Trade Center, New York City's primary was shaping up to be one of the strangest elections in its history. read more

The Rudy Factor
Despite gratitude, NYC voters say term limits should prevail. read more

Same slogan, new urgency
City Council campaign takes on new meaning for Muslim candidate from Brooklyn. read more

Latino voice rising
Queens tries to elect first Latino City Council member with low turnout. read more

Who wants East New York?

Astoria is Vallone territory

Boom to bust in Park Slope

Rain, confusion affect Washington Heights

'It's not over!' in District 16, the Bronx

Crown Heights voters worry about turnout

Louisa Chan's rage against the Queens machine

Churches play pivotal role in Brooklyn campaigns

Twenty Korean translators help voters in Queens

A Bronx political rookie surrounded by dad and his friends

The elusive Chinatown vote

Hunts Point has fewer errors, fewer voters

Getting out the elderly vote in Harlem

Bronx borough president candidate relies on experience

A primary challenge Even before the tragic attack on the World Trade Center, New York City's primary was shaping up to be one of the strangest elections in its history. read more
	The Rudy Factor Despite gratitude, NYC voters say term limits should prevail. read more
	Same slogan, new urgency City Council campaign takes on new meaning for Muslim candidate from Brooklyn. read more
	Latino voice rising Queens tries to elect first Latino City Council member with low turnout. read more

	Who wants East New York?
	Astoria is Vallone territory
	Boom to bust in Park Slope
	Rain, confusion affect Washington Heights
	'It's not over!' in District 16, the Bronx
	Crown Heights voters worry about turnout
	Louisa Chan's rage against the Queens machine
	Churches play pivotal role in Brooklyn campaigns
	Twenty Korean translators help voters in Queens
	A Bronx political rookie surrounded by dad and his friends
	The elusive Chinatown vote
	Hunts Point has fewer errors, fewer voters
	Getting out the elderly vote in Harlem
	Bronx borough president candidate relies on experience