Jeff Coltin is a New York Playbook Writer at Politico. He focuses on politics, public policy, and journalism, exploring themes related to government, elections, and cultural movements. 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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By: Chantal Mann, Fariha Rahman, Jeff Coltin
Reps. Adriano Espaillat and Nydia Velázquez are doing their own event
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is reworking an annual Puerto Rican cultural reception at Gracie Mansion ahead of the Puerto Rican Day Parade in Manhattan on June 14, opting for a smaller breakfast instead of a full-scale fiesta, according to two people familiar with the plans. And Puerto Rican leaders are up in arms over the break with tradition.
By: Jeff Coltin
While the two congressional candidates are campaigning together, they’ve disagreed on their Israel politics.
First with Arsenal, then the Knicks, the mayor is seizing the moment.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Fariha Rahman, Rebecca C. Lewis, Jeff Coltin
It’s the wild west out there for outside spending.
A Q&A with New York Building Congress President and CEO Carlo Scissura on the city’s construction boom.
Candidates are finding the right words to write off the recent past.
It’s great for New York City to have a free municipal observation deck.
The former mayor helped write the rules for the new era of populism in New York City.
By: Jeff Coltin, Peter Sterne
Poised for November wins, attorney David Siffert would be New York’s first nonbinary state legislator as Patrick Martinez continues the Crowley dynasty.
