Edward-Isaac Dovere

Edward-Isaac Dovere talks about his reporting on the efforts of Brooklyn Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader, to win back House seats from the GOP in New York.

POLITICO's Edward-Isaac Dovere & MSNBC's Ari Melber discuss former Trump aide Sam Nunberg's connection to the Mueller investigation, after Nunberg's strange cable news interviews.

POLITICO's chief Washington correspondent Edward-Isaac Dovere reports on latest political news from inside the Beltway.

A closer look at how much sway First Daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner hold with the president.

When this election is over, Donald and Ivanka Trump will still have ties, stilettos and hotel rooms to sell. How much damage will Trump's campaign rhetoric do to the family business?

Amid slipping support from millennials, Bernie Sanders, President Obama and Michelle Obama are out campaigning for Hillary Clinton.

Another batch of releases from Hillary Clinton's private email server stir controversy amid Clinton's presidential campaign.

Politico's Edward-Isaac Dovere explains why deep-pocketed anti-de Blasio figures want Shaun Donovan, Obama's former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, to run for mayor.

Who do you want to see as Clinton's vice presidential pick? 

An analysis of President Obama's personal apology and the impact of US-led drone warfare in Pakistan.

Edward-Isaac Dovere, a senior White House reporter for Politico, discusses the latest on the Iran deal and other important politics you may have missed over the weekend.

A roundtable discussion with reporters from across New York City on Mayor Bloomberg's State of the City address, with analysis from:  

• Tom Wrobleski, political editor at the Staten Island Advance;
• Peter Mastrosimone, editor-in-chief of the Queens Chronicle; 
• Elaine Rivera, full-time faculty member at Lehman College's journalism communications and theater department and former WNYC political reporter;
• Ron Geberer, managing editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle;
• Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall.

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Many of the questions State Sen. Eric Schneiderman will have to answer as he emerges from the Democratic attorney general primary are ones that were put to him by his fellow Democ...

Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a website and monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, talks about the problems some voters experienced yesterday at the polls and addresses criticism of the Board of Elections.

Juan Manuel Benitez, reporter for NY1 Noticias and host of Pura Política, and Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a website and monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, discuss the key races in tomorrow's primary.

Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, discusses the many different candidates running for State Senate in the 31st district.

Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, discusses why the unemployment extension bill doesn't include the FMAP funding New York and other states were counting on.

Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, goes through the details of the handshake deal on the city budget and NYC Public Advocate Bill de Blasio weighs in.

→ Read WNYC reporter Bob Hennelly's take on the city budget.

Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of City Hall, a monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy, discusses how the Working Families Party is courting Andrew Cuomo and trying to get on the ballot for this fall's New York State elections.  Then, Bob Hennelly, WNYC  Reporter, talks about the Cuomo campaign and previews tomorrow's congressional primaries in New Jersey.

ACORN is reorganizing. Edward-Isaac Dovere, editor of the monthly publication focused on New York politics and policy City Hall, and Ben Smith, senior political writer for Politico.com, discuss the reorganization of the beleaguered anti-poverty group ACORN.