Nov 29, 2001 — New York gubernatorial candidate Carl McCall restarted his campaign for governor this week with a series of speeches across the state. The two-term Controller is seeking to win a primary against Andrew Cuomo to face Governor Pataki in next fall's elections. Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article

Nov 02, 2001 — When voters go to the polls on Tuesday, many will see a re-run of contests decided in fall primaries--or in party caucases. More and more candidates who lose primary bids are choosing to run again in the general election. Some change parties. Others leave their old parties to run as independents. As Brian Mann reports, some observers think shifting candidates offer voters more choices. Critics say the practice blurs the line between political parties.  Go to full article

Oct 15, 2001 — The state assembly's minority leader was the featured guest at the St. Lawrence County Republicans' annual dinner Friday night in Ogdensburg. Albany Assemblyman John Faso praised his fellow Republicans for their leadership since the attacks of September 11, and took an opportunity to do some campaigning. Faso is a Republican candidate for State Comptroller in 2002. David Sommerstein reports.  Go to full article

Aug 31, 2001 — St. Lawrence County Democratic Committee Chairman Steven Burke says he'll run for Lieutenant Governor next year. Martha Foley reports.  Go to full article

Jul 04, 2001 — Local environmentalist Don Hassig seeks the Green Party's nod for governor. David Sommerstein reports.  Go to full article

Jun 08, 2001 — The race to replace Carl McCall as the state's Comptroller is already underway. New York businessman David Cornstein is travelling the state, announcing that he wants to run in the Republican primary. Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article

Jun 06, 2001 — The first of two expected GOP candidates for State Comptroller announced his candidacy yesterday. Karen DeWitt reports from Albany.  Go to full article

May 18, 2001 — When Governor Pataki spoke at the State Business Council dinner recently, no one was surprised. But when the next day, Pataki made a speech to the state's largest labor unions, speculation started about the Governor's re-election strategy, and changing voting patterns upstate are seen as a big factor. Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article

May 14, 2001 — North Country Democrats this weekend got their first look at one of their choices for the 2002 race for governor. Former Housing and Urban Development secretary Andrew Cuomo charged up Democrats in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties with promises of an economic rebound, traditional liberal values, and renewed attention for an area often lost in downstate issues. David Sommerstein attended a fundraiser Friday night in Pierrepont Manor.  Go to full article

May 07, 2001 — As a preview to the 2002 gubernatorial race, Carl McCall and Andrew Cuomo spoke to state party Democrats last week.  Go to full article