★ Official NY Nights Statistics ★

NY Daily News Box Score

Year Letters Published Avg. Time to Print (Days)
Avg. Fast Long
2017100.000———
2018100.000———
2019430.7502.716
2020830.3752.013
2021860.7502.022
202213110.8462.015
202312110.9172.514
20242080.4003.125
202528110.3933.117
202633100.3032.114
Career128630.4922.517

Showing letters from the 2026 season.

  • 178
    Rome Sentinel · March 19, 2026 · Published
    Also sent to NY Daily News

    President Trump, through his FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, now threatens that broadcast licenses may be at risk unless newscasters report

  • 174
    Rome Sentinel · March 10, 2026 · Published
    Also sent to NY Daily News

    To those who say that we went to war with Iran without a plan, we beg to differ. Maybe we're

  • 175
    NY Daily News · March 9, 2026 · Unpublished

    If we had to choose this administration’s most self-defining move, it would undoubtedly be Kash Patel’s firing of the members

  • 172
    NY Daily News · February 26, 2026 · Published

    It was inspiring to celebrate Festivus with Trump! Now that he has spent two hours on his “Airing of Grievances,”

  • 171
    NY Daily News · February 15, 2026 · Unpublished

    Despite being the quintessential fighter for justice in America, AG Pam Bondi has always run a close second to Donald

  • 170
    NY Daily News · January 29, 2026 · Unpublished

    Regarding Trump's raiding the Fulton, Georgia Election Office for evidence of election fraud, we have to give our increasingly bizarre

  • 168
    NY Daily News · January 22, 2026 · Published
    Also sent to Rome Sentinel

    In recent weeks, Trump has again revealed himself to be a stain on basic decency and humanity, demonstrating a depraved

  • 165
    Rome Sentinel · January 13, 2026 · Published
    Also sent to NY Daily News

    We have a message for those Voicers who keep insisting that those of us who don’t piously worship Donald J.

  • 164
    NY Daily News · January 2, 2026 · Unpublished

    New York State's "Medical Aid in Dying Act" is poised to take effect early this year, with Gov. Hochul's promise