Nick Reisman is a State Politics Reporter at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and legal affairs. Nick's work has been featured in notable publications such as City & State, Yahoo News, and E&E News.
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With help from Leah Clark HAPPY WEDNESDAY. I'm Nick Reisman in Albany. Today my colleague Joe Anuta has an in-depth look on how the Mamdani
What’s next for Brooklyn Dems?
By: Joe Anuta, Nick Reisman, Josh Gerstein
NEW YORK — A 35-year-old Albany woman was charged Thursday in a plot to attack the New York State Capitol, according to an FBI affidavit filed in federal court.
By: Joe Anuta, Josh Gerstein, Nick Reisman
ISIS ALLEGATIONS: Federal prosecutors charged a 35-year-old Albany woman today with providing material support to a terrorism organization over an
By: Nick Reisman, Bill Mahoney, Alex Gangitano
James Dolan is pouring cash into efforts meant to aid GOP candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman, who is in an uphill race.
With help from Leah Clark HAPPY FRIDAY. It's Nick Reisman in Albany. Today I've got new reporting on how a TV ad has complicated an upstate House race.
The Democratic governor has criticized the mayor’s rollout of a second-home tax.
New York’s Democratic governor took office five years ago and is now facing a surging left flank.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman hasn’t said if he would sue over the law banning cooperative deals with local police.
In California and New York, political leaders are divided over what they're willing to risk to soak the ultrawealthy.
