Jerry Skurnik wonders: Is New York going to have summer primaries?

Former Bronx BP Adolfo Carrion has a new job, which he insists was not a demotion.

Support for GENDA is growing in the Senate.

Gov. David Paterson announced a special panel to review possible pardons of immigrants whose criminal convictions would otherwise force them to be deported or kept indefinitely in detention.

Assemblyman David Weprin is very popular among his fellow Democrats.

Greg David is tired of waiting for AG Andrew Cuomo to announce his candidacy for governor and has some questions for him.

Luke Martland wants his primary target, Sen. Neil Breslin, to reveal his legal clients.

Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. is “very angry” with Rep. Anthony Weiner over his Puerto Rico vote.

The Village Voice offers an extended account of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s speech at the 92nd Street Y.

Some Midtown vendors are wondering where their dinner invite from Mayor Bloomberg is.

The appointment of Stephen Goldsmith as Bloomberg’s new deputy mayor makes news with The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

A trio of labor attorneys believe Paterson has the power to unilaterally freeze state workers’ wages and impose furloughs.

Sen. Eric Schneiderman says Albany is “functioning very badly.”

The number of overall arrests in Nassau County has gone up since DA Kathleen Rice took office in 2005.

Former NYC Councilman Kendall Stewart was fined by the COIB.

Would-be Green Party gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins is in Albany tomorrow. (No link).

The Independent Budget Authorities Office wants Paterson to fire the entire NYSTI Board.