Source: New York Post
The Big Apple should overhaul its primary elections and pull critical land-use power from the City Council, the city’s Charter Revision Commission is expected to recommend this week, sources said Tuesday. A report with the proposals from the independent panel convened by Mayor Eric Adams could drop as early as Wednesday, but any potential changes would still need to be approved by voters and would likely come too late for Hizzoner to take advantage of with his campaign for another four years a long shot. The 13-member commission, which started its work in December, is expected to offer two different possible changes to primary elections.
Go to Source
Related News
