Christine Quinn tied the knot.

Tom Allon says the main goal of his candidacy is bringing back the Liberal Party.

State Senate

Senate Minority Leader John Sampson likely won’t be voted back as majority leader if the Senate Democrats take back the majority.

The race for Suzi Oppenheimer’s seat is getting nasty, even though it’s comprised of a bunch of “nice guys.”

Mark Grisanti is already out with is second TV ad. And he’s sending out mailers.

State Sen. Tim Kennedy won’t be getting the Conservative line after voting for gay marriage.

Eight senators are being targeted by campaign finance reform backers.

Manhattan

The Post profiled State Sen. Adriano Espaillat.

Charlie Rangel strong-armed State Sen. Bill Perkins for his endorsement.

El Barrio is backing Rangel.

Queens

Dan Halloran is undergoing brain surgery on a benign tumor.

Gatemouth examines links between Jeff Gottlieb and Robert Mittman.

Claire Shulman is robocalling for Grace Meng.

Liz Crowley got some coaching about stop and frisk from a union official.

Elsewhere

Maggie Brooks broke with congressional GOP leadership on the Violence Against Women Act.

John Liu’s campaign treasurer pled not guilty.

Bill Thompson suddenly now supports the living wage bill.

Bill de Blasio was able to capitalize on Christine Quinn’s living wage walkout.

State Senate

It’s looking more and more like ex-Sen. Antoine Thompson will challenge Tim Kennedy.

Sen. Neil Breslin says he’s not worried about his own recently announced primary challenger.

Harsh words were exchanged in the Senate yesterday over the distribution of “bullet aid.”

Manhattan

A look at Charlie Rangel’s last-ditch effort to keep his congressional seat.

Rangel’s rivals all made the ballot.

Queens

Councilwoman Margaret Chin endorsed State Sen. Toby Stavisky.

Rory Lancman and Dan Halloran got in a spat over the living wage bill.

Elsewhere

Sen Eric. Adams criticized Gov. Andrew Cuomo for not pushing harder for publicly financed campaigns.

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