Rudy Giuliani. Photo courtesy of Wiki Commons.

U.S. Senate

Wendy Long and Bob Turner got into a spat over a robocall Rudy Giuliani recorded for Turner.

Brooklyn

Fearing the potential election of Charles Barron, a flood of national campaign cash in flowing in for Hakeem Jeffries.

Nydia Velazquez and her challengers debated on NY1.

Manhattan

Tom Duane officially endorsed Brad Hoylman.

Queens

Grace Meng loaned her campaign $60,000.

Staten Island

Despite ample fodder, Mark Murphy is largely keeping things positive in his battle with Michael Grimm.

State Senate

Sen. Steve Saland lost the Conservative line over his gay marriage vote.

Elsewhere

Sunday was a frenzied day of campaigning in New York’s congressional primaries.

Ex-Gov. George Pataki recorded a robocall blasting Sean Patrick Maloney.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he isn’t weighing in on the NY-18 primary.

Cuomo did endorse Velazquez, Jeffries and Charlie Rangel.

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The communications director for Bill de Blasio, who has fought Citizens United, left to work for a Super PAC.

Tom Allon landed some positive coverage in the Israeli press.

Manhattan

The Mirram Group is backing Adriano Espaillat.

Brooklyn

Newly hired Ed Towns operative Hank Sheinkopf won’t say if his client is running for re-election.

The possible scenarios if Towns or Charlie Rangel don’t seek re-election.

Hakeem Jeffries raised $237,000.

Queens

The Queens Chronicle writes a critical editorial of Jeff Gottlieb’s entry into NY-6.

Rory Lancman criticized Grace Meng’s stance on Tier VI, as did a prominent union leader.

Meng’s spokesman fired back quite strongly.

Staten Island

Mark Murphy criticized Michael Grimm for his comments about the tax code.

U.S. Senate

George Maragos came out with a radio spot.

Elsewhere

George Pataki created a Super PAC focused on New York congressional races.

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