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Go to the Working Families Party list of favored candidates in New York City’s June 22 Democratic primary election and you will find something unprecedented: an endorsement that ranks three contenders for the top job in the nation’s biggest city. In the race for mayor of New York, the WFP declares for City Comptroller Scott Stringer as the party’s first choice, former public school teacher and nonprofit CEO Dianne Morales as the second choice, and civil rights attorney and former MSNBC analyst Maya Wiley as the third choice.
Eric Adams gets support from Bronx BP Ruben Diaz Jr for NYC mayoral run
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NYC mayoral candidate Eric Adams endorsed by Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr
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Kathryn Garcia is increasingly everyone’s favorite in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary for second place.
The six-year sanitation commissioner under Mayor Bill de Blasio,
But despite having what supporters say is among the best résumés to lead the city on day one, Garcia is polling in single digits and would-be endorsers have been reluctant to lend their unqualified support.
That leaves a quandary for the Garcia campaign: How does she improve her name recognition with voters to show she’s viable and gain momentum if the people who admire her the most keep citing her as their second-place pick?
Andrew Yang Calls Florida Boring, Wants New Yorkers to Return
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