After Mayoral Primaries, a Sharp Divide
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM and THOMAS KAPLAN
Joseph J. Lhota, in a series of interviews, criticized his likely
Democratic opponent for mayor, Bill de Blasio, portraying him as a
free-spending liberal who wants to raise taxes.
Graphic: How de Blasio Turned Conventional Wisdom on Its Head
Analysis of the vote in the Democratic mayoral primary in New York City.
Election Math Favors de Blasio
By SAM ROBERTS
Bill de Blasio, who finished first in the Democratic mayoral primary,
would need to capture about one-third of the votes left to be counted to
avoid a runoff against William C. Thompson Jr.
20% Turnout in New York Primaries
By SAM ROBERTS
A total of 700,000 voters took part in city elections this week, according to incomplete returns.
Bloomberg, Attacked in Campaign, Defends Record
By MARC SANTORA
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg offered a spirited case for his stewardship
of the city and warned that his hard-fought accomplishments could be
lost.
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