|
Past issues
The Paper in print
RSS feeds
Email Alerts- Citywide races:
- Statewide races:
- Bronx
- Brooklyn
- Borough President
- Council District 33
- Council District 34
- Council District 35
- Council District 36
- Council District 37
- Council District 38
- Council District 39
- Council District 40
- Council District 41
- Council District 42
- Council District 43
- Council District 44
- Council District 45
- Council District 46
- Council District 47
- Council District 48
- Council District 50
- Queens
- Borough President
- Assembly District 38
- Council District 19
- Council District 20
- Council District 21
- Council District 22
- Council District 23
- Council District 24
- Council District 25
- Council District 26
- Council District 27
- Council District 28
- Council District 29
- Council District 30
- Council District 31
- Council District 32
- BoroWire
- Media
- Mayor Bloomberg visits
- Mayoral Primary: Avella
- Mayoral Primary: Thompson
- Comptroller debate
- Public Advocate debate
- 19th Council District debate
- 20th Council District debate
- 23rd Council District debate
- 25th Council District debate
- 29th Council District debate
- 33rd Council District debate
- 35th Council District debate
- 39th Council District debate
- 40th Council District debate
- 41st Council District debate
- News Archive
- Sister sites:
Brooklyn Borough President
Incumbent: Marty Markowitz (D, WF)
Challengers: Marc D’Ottavio (R, C), Michael Sanchez (Libertarian).
Marty bought $1.45M home with hard work — and a big slip-and-fall case
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Oh, and let’s not forget impeded marital congress! It’s all there in the court papers! Comment.
Homeownership 101: A primer for Marty
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Long-time renter Marty Markowitz has bought a $1.45-million crib in Windsor Terrace, but life as a homeowner isn’t as free and easy as renting. Here are some the issues he’ll have to confront now that he’s on the other side. Comment.
Marty on the menu! Local deli honors Beep with beef
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Windsor Terrace locals are certainly excited about their new neighbor, Marty Markowitz, but one man is going the extra mile. Comment.
Markowitz gets four more years as borough’s cheerleader
Courier-Life
Brooklyn Borough President: He isn’t often referred to as “Party Marty” for nothing. Comment.
Betrayal! Boro’s two top Dems are supporting non-Democrats
The Brooklyn Paper
Council District 34: The head of the Brooklyn Democratic Party and the party’s highest ranking elected official both turned against their party’s nominees for the Nov. 3 general election when they lent their endorsements to non-Democratic candidates. Comments (2).
King Marty! Markowitz’s Dem challenger booted off the ballot!
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Borough President Markowitz locked up a third-term in a Manhattan board room this afternoon as the Board of Elections kicked the Beep’s Democratic challenger off the ballot. Comments (1).
Marty: I have to knock my challenger off the ballot to save democracy
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Borough President Markowitz’s campaign now says that it must kick the Beep’s sole Democratic primary challenger off the ballot to ensure the “integrity” of the balloting process. Comment.
Marty’s campaign tries to knock rival off the ballot
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President: Borough President Markowitz is a shoo-in for a third term — yet the powerful beep isn’t taking any chances, moving this week to knock his virtually unknown Democratic challenger off the ballot. Comment.