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General election · Tuesday, Nov 3
State · every New York voter
Hochul
Blakeman
Voters will choose a statewide governor–lieutenant governor ticket on policies affecting costs, safety, housing, immigration and energy.
Undecided
James
Komatireddy
Voters will choose who directs statewide civil enforcement and the office's defined criminal-enforcement powers.
Undecided
DiNapoli
Hernandez
Voters will choose who uses the office's audit and contract-review powers and directs pension-fund investments subject to fiduciary duties.
Undecided
City · every New York City voter
Public-space permits
Changes how the City approves ramps, benches, cafés and other private uses of sidewalks and streets: public hearings become optional, and the City Council can no longer reject sidewalk cafés.
Undecided
City contracting
Lets a city board shorten the questionnaire businesses and nonprofits fill out for city contracts, lets the Mayor hand some large-contract approvals to agency officials, drops a yearly hearing, and requires the board to meet quarterly.
Undecided
Streets, city property and offices
One vote covers three subjects: fewer required steps before street projects, sales and leases of small city-owned lots without a City Council vote, and city office deals without Council or City Planning Commission approval.
Undecided
Building and waterfront permits
Lets the Buildings Department appoint more officials who can approve construction projects, requires one system for filing permits with several agencies, and moves waterfront permitting from Small Business Services to Buildings.
Undecided
Rainy-day reserves
Adds a reserve target, a process for calculating deposits and a city-law withdrawal limit aligned with state law.
Undecided
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