politics

Attorney General Letitia James has a hotline starting Saturday, June 14th for voters to resolve disputes, report pushback, or other questions for the primary election. Early voting starts June 14th and primary election day is June 24th.

Syracuse University's Life Together: Seeking the Common Good in a Diverse Democracy seeks to bridge political divides. An event Tuesday, Decoding Deception, looks at uncovering information bias.

A Syracuse University program hopes to help the campus and broader community find ways to bridge political division by through skills and forums to have respectful debate.

A Syracuse University Symposium featured political strategists democrat Meghan Hays and republican Lance Trover who discussed how political divides can be bridged through conversation and tolerance.

Ed Cox will take another turn at the New York State Republican Party chair, planning a fresh outlook for the next few years.

The Republican Congressmember announced in January he would not seek re-election.

Former Republican National Committee Chairmember Michael Steele will speak at SU to share his experience as a public representative practicing his religious faith.

Former Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick gained a reputation as a rising star in progressive politics since he was elected at age 24. He stepped down as mayor this past weekend.

Justice Breyer’s resignation is an opportunity for liberals to turn the tide of the Supreme Court, but a Syracuse University Professor warns of a contentious nomination process.

Congressmembers Claudia Tenney and John Katko, along with US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand made statements on the one year anniversary of the Capitol Riots. They denounce the violence, but each has different comments and hopes for outcomes of an investigation.