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Hispanic voters, who may account for a fifth of turnout, are considered to be up for grabs.

Hispanic voters, who may account for a fifth of turnout, are considered to be up for grabs.

A new survey put Kathryn Garcia in the lead, shaking up the mayoral race with just weeks to go before Primary Day.

The vast majority of federal and state elections in the U.S. are guided by plurality rule: Each voter selects one candidate, and the person with the most votes wins. Critics say this system, while simple to grasp, means voters can’t fully express their views on a multicandidate field. 

Yang told the Atlantics Edward-Isaac Dovere he would consider such a move if the two had a good working relationship and if endorsing Cuomo would be best for the city.

(Bloomberg) -- A top staffer left the campaign of New York City mayoral hopeful Dianne Morales less than a month away from the June 22 primary. Politico reported, citing unnamed sources, that campaign manager Whitney Hu quit after complaining about the treatment of Black and brown workers.

(Bloomberg) — Andrew Yang’s grip on the New York City mayoral race is slipping.

/PRNewswire/ -- Pulse of the Primary: 2021 NYC Mayors Race, presented by Fontas Advisors and Core Decision Analytics (CODA), released its third and final set...

The poll, which was conducted by Fontas Advisors and Core Decision Analytics a week ago, found Adams in front with 13% of those polled backing him — up 3 points from the 10% he got in a Fontas poll taken in March.

Two new polls in the race for mayor of New York City are out and each puts a different candidate in the lead.