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VisitNYT Ends Endorsements for NY Political Races
Aug 12, 2024, 07:45 PM
The New York Times has announced that its editorial board will no longer endorse candidates in New York state and local political races, including those for governor, US House, Senate, and mayor of New York City. This decision marks a significant shift in the newspaper's approach to political endorsements, which have historically been influential in shaping local elections. The move has sparked criticism, with some viewing it as an abdication of the Times' civic responsibilities. Critics argue that the Times' endorsements have been particularly crucial in New York City and New Jersey, where local races often hinge on primary contests between Democratic candidates. The decision comes as a blow to certain political campaigns, such as Brad Lander's mayoral bid, which previously benefited from the Times' endorsement.
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