This week:
What’s Next For New York’s Mid-Decade Redistricting- And Beyond?; State Public Finance Campaign Board to Hear Blakeman Funding Appeal; Procedural Pitfalls in Election Litigation; Why the 2030 LUCA Program Matters to Redistricting; Attorney General’s Preclearance Activity; Employment Opportunities; Around the Nation (From Redistricting Network)
On May 19, 2026, the Center for New York City and State Law co-hosted a forum for the NY-10 Congressional race featuring Rep. Dan Goldman and Brad Lander. The forum was cohosted with Abundance New York and NYC New Liberals.
To watch the forum, click here or watch below.
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This week:
N.Y. Mid-Decade Redistricting Effort; NYS Campaign Finance Board Appeals Blakeman Funding Decision; NYC Campaign Finance Board on 2025 City Vote; State Senate Election Law Legislation Calendar; Primary Petition Challenges Proceed; New York City Estimated to Have Lost An Estimated 12,196 Residents; Attorney General’s Preclearance Activity; Upcoming Events; Around the Nation (From Redistricting Network)
This evening, the Center for New York City and State Law at New York Law School will host the second in a three part series “The Making of a Housing Crisis and How to Solve It.” Tonight’s program will discuss “What is Rent?” This program is co-sponsored by New York Law School’s Center for Real Estate Studies and Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC).
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This week:
-SCOTUS Decision Reignites N.Y. Mid-Decade Redistricting Effort
-McDonald Appointed to LATFOR
-NYC Campaign Finance Board on 2025 City Vote
-Working Families Party Candidate Remains on 113th AD Ballot
-Skoufis to Introduce Mail In Ballot Legislation
-Understanding N.Y.’s Residency Rules
-Attorney General’s Prelearance Activity
-Understanding the New Federal VRA Rules
-Around the Nation (From Redistricting Network)
This morning, the Center for New York City and State Law presents the 2026 Civic Fame Awards. The Civic Fame Award honors individuals, organizations, or government agencies that have made significant and long term contributions to the civic life and wellbeing of New York City. The 2026 honorees include: