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Courtesy of Pam Harris/FacebookDemocrat Pamela Harris successfully defeated GOP candidate Lucretia Regina-Potter in the special election to fill the assembly seat left vacant by Alec Brook-Krasny, winning 63 percent of the vote, according to unofficial Board of Elections results. Harris, a former corrections officer and longtime Coney Island community
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Courtesy of CM Vincent Gentile.Councilman Vincent Gentile is widely perceived as being the most likely Democratic contender to face off with Staten Island prosecutor Daniel Donovan for Congressman Michael Grimm’s now vacant congressional seat, reports Will Bredderman [http://observer.com/2015/01/with-cusick-out-of-contention-eyes-turn-to-gentile-to-fill-grimm-seat/] in the New York Oberserver:
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One story that we missed last Friday didn’t escape the attention of Colin Campbell at the New York Observer’s Politicker website. Politicker spread the news, which was first reported that morning by City & State [http://www.cityandstateny.com/brooklyn-reform-political-clubs-form-coalition/], that Brooklyn’s Democratic Reform clubs are entering