Jeff Coltin is a New York Playbook Writer at Politico. He specializes in government and politics, focusing on elections and public policy, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Jeff's work has been featured in PIX11, MSN, CDC Gaming Reports, City & State, Yahoo News, NewsBreak, The Armenian Mirror-Spectator, E&E News, and POLITICO.
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And led to a great story, much like this week’s cover story.
By: Jeff Coltin
“I’m gonna beat her up – at the poll,” Mercedes Narcisse says of Monique Chandler-Waterman
We’re launching a premium newsletter with all the whispers fit to print.
Some of the favorites to succeed Letitia James already had a brief trial run.
By: Jeff Coltin, Holly Pretsky
The incumbent held a rally with unions and Gov. Kathy Hochul on Monday.
Stephanie Ruskay and Eli Northrup have both been boosted by outside spending in the race to replace Assembly Member Micah Lasher.
Defending against a super PAC attack, Conrad Blackburn tried to spin the work he was doing for the ex-Trump AG.
By: Darren McGee, Kathy Hochul, Jeff Coltin
We should err on the side of press access, even if it makes for some bad videos.
A Q&A with “Rorschach: Murder at City Hall” Executive Producer Brent Katz on his podcast on the death of James E. Davis.
He’s moving into a converted firehouse on West 124th Street.
