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On November 2, 2021 NYC will hold its local general elections, where not only the mayor, but many other key city officials, will be decided. Much of the political jockeying, however, will happen ahead of the primary elections that take place in June. With so many candidates on the ticket, and the future of a city emerging from crisis in the balance, making an informed choice at the ballot is as important as ever.
Join us for a revealing and broad-ranging discussion with local political reporters who have been on the ground, covering the candidates and issues in depth. They will share their knowledge and perspectives on how to approach the elections and participate in a discussion with audience members about the big issues at stake for the city and where the candidates stand on them.
Panelists:
• Sally Goldenberg, Senior Reporter and City Hall Bureau Chief for Politico New York
• Ben Max, Executive Editor at Gotham Gazette
• Gloria Pazmino, Political Reporter at Spectrum News NY1
Moderated by Rachel Meltzer, Associate Professor and Chair, Public and Urban Policy, The New School
Presented by the Milano School of Policy, Management, and Environment at the Schools of Public Engagement.
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Sally Goldenberg is the City Hall Bureau Chief of POLITICO New York, where she directs coverage and reports on politics, policy and, currently, the 2021 mayor's race. Prior to that she covered real estate and housing issues, city government, labor contracts and budgets. Before joining POLITICO in 2013, Sally was a City Hall reporter for 5 1/2 years at the New York Post, a City Hall reporter and general assignment reporter for 3 years at the Staten Island Advance and a municipal reporter in New Jersey at various newspapers for 3 years.
Gloria Pazmino is a politics reporter at NY1. She has closely covered Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration and is now following the race to succeed him in 2022. Gloria is part of the Inside City Hall team at NY1, the show airs nightly at 7 p.m. on Spectrum. Prior to her work at NY1, Gloria spent five years as a City Hall reporter for Politico. Gloria was born in Colombia, she grew up in Queens and New Jersey and is a graduate of St. John’s University. She lives in Brooklyn.