Council District 33: Democratic City Council nominee Steve Levin is looking for a home for his new district office, and Boerum Hill appears to be the front-runner. Comments (1).

Council District 33: In the aftermath of a particularly hard-fought 33rd District City Council race, Democratic nominee Steve Levin spent much of the week visiting senior centers, Hasidic groups and community organizations, thanking them for their support while acknowledging those who enabled his dramatic victory. Comment.

Council District 33: Behind a solid bloc of Hasidic voters in Williamsburg, seniors and public housing residents from Greenpoint to the Gowanus, Steve Levin handily won the Democratic primary for the City Council in the 33rd District. Comment.

Council District 33: The former chief of staff to the Democratic Party’s county boss, Vito Lopez, won going away. Comments (2).

Council District 33: Today is Primary Day, so if you have not been able to make up your mind after a full year of the campaign, perhaps these last-minute endorsements will push you over the edge in your decision in the 33rd Council District, which covers Greenpoint, Williamsburg, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights and parts of Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill and Park Slope. Comment.

Council District 33: Out of the seven candidates vying for the 33rd District in Brooklyn Heights and Williamsburg, we’re down to the last two. Read up on Ken Baer, the race’s “green Democrat.” Comment.

Council District 33: This forum — featuring John Heyer, Gary Reilly, Josh Skaller, Brad Lander and Bob Zuckerman was moderated by Brooklyn Paper Editor Gersh Kuntzman — and you’ll want to watch it again and again. Comment.

Council District 33: All seven candidates for the 33rd District seat — Isaac Abraham, Ken Baer, Doug Biviano, Ken Diamondstone, Steve Levin, Jo Anne Simon and Evan Thies — participated. Comments (4).

Council District 33: With the polls closing less than 30 hours from now, candidates in the 33rd District are making their last push to win the hearts and minds of voters in Brooklyn Heights and Williamsburg. Here’s a quick glance on how they plan to get their message out to the most people in the few hours they have left. Comment.

Council District 33: Primary Day is so close you can almost see it. So find a comfortable chair, a beverage of your choice and read up on the remaining candidates in the fight for Brooklyn’s 33rd District. Our ongoing series continues with Ken Diamondstone. Comment.

Council District 33: If the profile of Ken Diamonstone left you hungry for more, he’s a little helping of kugel. If elected, Isaac Abraham stands to be the first Hasidic member of the City Council. Read on to find out what else separates him from the other six candidates vying to lead not only Brooklyn Heights, but Williamsburg as well. Comments (1).

Editorial: The Brooklyn Paper editorial board scolds readers to eat their vegetables — namely, to read up on the issues and vote in Tuesday’s primaries. Comment.

Council District 33: All seven cintestants for the Democratic nomination to succeed Councilman David Yassky get their last chance to earn your vote. Comment.

Council District 33: In the tenth official debate among the candidates for the 33rd City Council District, sponsored by Transportation Alternatives, the theme of transportation naturally dominated discussions. Comment.

Council District 33: Out of all the candidates looking to replace David Yassky as Councilman in Brooklyn Height’s 33rd District, JoAnne Simon is the most fiery -- and it’s not because her hair is red. For your reading pleasure, here’s a brief moment in time with the 33rd District’s only female challenger. Comment.

Council District 33: Borough President Markowitz endorsed two of Assemblyman Vito Lopez’s pet projects this week, giving his blessing to a controversial rezoning and the powerful Democratic Party boss’s hand-picked Council candidate. Comments (2).

Council District 33: It’s not Watergate, but when it comes to the hotly contested fight for the 33rd Council District, you never know. Comments (1).

Council District 33: Brooklyn Bridge Park is being built — no, really — so now it’s time for the candidates for the City Council seat that includes the park to explain how it will be maintained for years to come. Comment.

Council District 33: There’s no need for Tivo! You can watch candidates for the 33rd Council District — currently occupied by David Yassky — debate right here, right now! With video … Comment.

Council District 33: Sparks continue to fly between two Brooklyn City Council candidates in an increasingly negative Democratic primary race to replace Councilmember David Yassky (D-Brooklyn Heights, Williamsburg). Comment.

Council District 33: It wasn’t the answers that separated the front-runners from the longshots at Community Newspaper Group and Brooklyn Independent Televisions’s 33rd Council District debate — it was the questions themselves. Comment.

Council District 33: City Council hopeful Steve Levin, slammed by his opponents in the Greenpoint to Park Slope district as the “machine candidate” because of his relationship with Brooklyn Democratic Party boss Vito Lopez, moved into higher gear thanks to Friday’s endorsement by Sen. Charles Schumer. Comment.

Council District 33: Brooklyn Independent Television’s Brooklyn Review provides video coverage of the candidates for the 33rd City Council district in Brooklyn. Comment.

Council District 33: The “machine candidate” just moved into high gear. Comment.

Council District 34: Great plan or politically corrupt boondoggle? Now, it’s the borough president’s turn to consider the evidence. Comment.

Council District 33: The organizers of Tuesday’s 33rd Council District debate dubbed their Williamsburg forum a “Verbal Smackdown,” but it seemed like only one of the City Council hopefuls took that name literally. Comment.

Council District 39: It’s our big election package — online! Comment.

Council District 33: Public schools are a big topic right now — but not every candidate sends his or hers to public school. Is that a problem? Comment.

Council District 33: Answer: This Park Slope brainiac has moved beyond the world of game show competition and entered the rough and tumble world of Brooklyn politics to endorse a candidate for the City Council seat being vacated by David Yassky. Comment.