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On last night’s “Inside City Hall”, the Executive Director of the Democratic National Committee, Patrick Gaspard, discussed the Obama campaign’s strategy in Ohio.

Watch a clip of the interview above.

Tonight we will host a live statewide debate from Skidmore College between U.S. Senate candidates Kirsten Gillibrand and Wendy Long at 7 p.m. We will have a special half-hour wrap-up show at 8 p.m.

Watch NY1 Political Director Bob Hardt discuss some of the stories making news today in this morning's Political Buzz below:

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New York Times

Lisa Foderaro writes: “The fight over the placement of inscriptions acknowledging two donors to the new Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island was resolved in a court hearing on Tuesday.”

Thomas Kaplan looks at three tight State Senate races.

New York Daily News

Glenn Blain reports: “Gov. Cuomo has a message for state legislators: You want a pay raise? First, take care of the little people. Though lawmakers have been clamoring for their first hike since 1999, Cuomo vowed Tuesday to block any salary increase until “the people’s agenda” is resolved. ‘I would not even consider — even consider a pay raise — unless the people’s business was being done in a thorough, responsible way,’ Cuomo told reporters. Included in that agenda, he said, are a minimum wage hike and Cuomo’s proposal to decrminalize small-scale marijuana possession.”

Wall Street Journal

Jacob Gershman reports: “A coalition of New York mayors is debating whether to push for changes to state labor law that would give fiscally troubled cities more negotiating leverage with public-safety unions before binding arbitration.”

Until tomorrow.

Bob Hardt