There’s no better way to express who you’re voting for on Primary Day than using a meme generator and pumping out dank memes. Here are a few that have been circling the web today: #NYPrimary #FeelTheBern pic.twitter.com/M9u40o3PFe — TalknBoutARevolution (@RiseUpProg) April 19, … Continue reading
While #NYPrimary has taken over much of the news cycle for the day, former NYPD Officer Peter Liang received a reduced sentence of five years probation and community service nearly two months after he was convicted in the 2014 shooting death of Akai Gurley, an unarmed black man shot in the unlit stairwell of the infamous Pink Houses by Liang. Continue reading
Thought politics was confined to the realm of dry speeches and business suits? On the campaign trail it’s not. With official campaign playlists already released from the Clinton and Sanders camps, this year’s New York primary is sure to be … Continue reading
It’s business as usual for Baruch College students as residents of the Flatiron/Gramercy area pour into the school to vote on Primary Day. Students and residents followed the signs and casted their ballots.
Baruch College student journalists set out to document how New Yorkers are spending their Primary Day. On this tour through Flatiron, Union Square and Greenwich Village, there was a decidedly pro-Bernie Sanders feel. Check out our Instagram feed @nyprimary for … Continue reading
The polling problems started early — and were chronicled all over social media. Cooper Park Houses polling site not open yet. Good morning disenfranchisement. #NYPrimary #vote — Rebecca Keith (@KeithRebecca) April 19, 2016
Since 6am, New Yorkers practiced their political freedom by casting their votes. Whether they are voting for Sanders, Clinton, or –those who will not be named, the spotlight is on New York. Check out below some of the action that … Continue reading
Here are some actors, singers, and filmmakers letting us know they voted. Lena Dunham looks happy as a squirrel in Madison Square Park. She also has a link in her Instagram profile to help people find out where they can … Continue reading
Among student voters at Baruch College, there was variety of opinions as to which candidate they will be voting for. Brandon Contreras Age: 21 Occupation: Student Borough: Queens, NY Who are you voting for and why? Abdulah Dervišević Borough: Queens, … Continue reading
New York’s elected officials exercised the American privilege of voting by treking to polling stations to cast in their ballots. Mayor Bill de Blasio, Governor Andrew Cuomo, and Judge Jeanine Piro of Westchester County tweeted pictures of themselves voting for … Continue reading