What wonderful election results! At Hamilton Campaign Network we could not be prouder of our clients whose hard work and dedication to their communities has been recognized by the voters this election. 

What an exciting primary! HCN congratulates our clients who have been champions for their communities and worked hard to earn every vote.

The Board of Election’s unofficial tally of the election day vote shows Yadira overwhelmingly won with 63% of the vote.

How was that for an election cycle? From months of court decisions that established two primaries in New York to a competitive general election with so much on the line.

The new Office of Racial Equity, racial equity plan requirement, and permanent Racial Justice Commission were approved 70-30%, per initial results.

We are proud to have been the lead consultant to two successful campaigns this Tuesday: Our friends Adriano Espaillat and Nathalia Fernández .

Between ever-changing district lines and two court mandated primaries, Tuesday’s primary election was the result of months of court decisions.

This week’s Primary has been the most seismic election NYC has seen in decades. Congratulations to all of our clients for leading on the issues, working for every vote and making a difference.

HCN's Roberto Ramirez, Luis A. Miranda Jr. and Katharine Pichardo-Erskin, are listed among the Top 50 Political Consultants 2020 in New York, by City & State.

Joseph R. Biden Jr. accepted the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday night, beginning a general-election challenge to President Trump that Democrats cast this week as a rescue mission for a country equally besieged by a crippling pandemic and a White House defined by incompetence, racism and abuse of power.

Pew Research says some 32 million Latinos will be eligible to vote this November. Congressman Adriano Espaillat, who serves as the whip of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, speaks about Latino voting power and Democratic Party unity in light of the 2020 Presidential election.

As community leaders and law enforcement, we believe in accountability. We also believe that safety and fairness are not in conflict, but mutually reinforcing. We’ve learned a lot about how to make our communities safer while driving down incarceration and expanding non-law enforcement responses to social ills.

One aspect of James is her ability to connect with people in a manner that feels authentic. “She’s tenacious and charismatic, and she really listens...”

Brooklyn Eagle
The bureau will place an emphasis on protecting cyclists and pedestrians and will respond to the scenes of serious collisions quickly to coordinate support services for victims and families.

Rep. Yvette Clarke has won the June 23 Democratic primary in New York’s 9th District, leaving her well placed to win an eighth term in November in the safe blue district. Clarke won with 62 percent of the vote, prevailing over her closest rival.

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez discusses how his office is monitoring unrest in New York City, handling charges against individuals arrested for various alleged crimes during protests against police brutality as well as some of the attacks on police officers and looting that has occurred recently, and how his office is also holding police officers accountable.

An Assemblywoman from the Bronx has returned to work as a nurse on the front lines to help fight COVID-19 in New York City. "It's like nothing we've ever seen before," said Karines Reyes. "People are incredibly sick. We have a huge influx of patients."

On February 18, U.S. Congressman Adriano Espaillat came to John Jay to share his journey from undocumented immigrant to Congressman with students.

Last night we witnessed voters across the country send a resounding message that it’s time for Trump and his Republican apologists to go.

For the first time in 40 years, Bucks County voters on Tuesday flipped control of county government to the Democrats. After years of Republican control, Democrats swept to victory on Tuesday winning four open county row offices and majority control of the board of county commissioners.

Recognizing the 100 most powerful Manhattanites.

Senator Luis Sepulveda, D-Bronx, the bill's original sponsor, was emotional on the Senate floor, where he stood with his young son. "We are taking a stand for the rights of immigrants in a time where their livelihoods are being threatened and degraded to extreme degrees," Sepulveda said.

On Tuesday, October 23, City & State honors 40 talented individuals under the age of 40 who work in New York City government, politics, and advocacy.

Letitia James became the first black woman to win a major party statewide nomination on Thursday, easily defeating three rivals in New York’s Democratic primary for attorney general.

One of New York City’s top public relations firms is capitalizing on the popularity of the hit Broadway show “Hamilton” in a bid to attract politicians campaigning for city and state offices.

Letitia James —Public Advocate for the City of New York, the second highest ranking elected office in the City— made history in 2014 by becoming the first woman of color to hold citywide office in New York City.

50 people in the borough who are key players in the world of New York politics and government.

Mayor de Blasio is staffing up for his re-election bid — starting with naming Rick Fromberg, the operative he previously taped to create City Hall's Public Engagement Unit, as campaign manager.

A prominent lobbying firm co-founded by the father of the creator of the smash Broadway hit "Hamilton" is hoping some of that success rubs off on a new campaign consulting arm named after the show.