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NEW YORK — A new mayoral poll shows Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and former Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia surging in popularity among Democratic primary voters — with Andrew Yang still near the top of the pack but appearing to wane. The poll, which was conducted by Fontas Advisors and Core Decision Analytics a week ago, found Adams in front with 13% support — up 3 points from ...

Andrew Yang’s grip on the New York City mayoral race is slipping. A series of polls released this week has Yang, the previous frontrunner, falling behind rivals. The former presidential contender is drawing criticism that he’s unschooled in the fundamentals of government and unqualified to lead the post-pandemic comeback of the most populous city in the U.S. Yang is also fielding an onslaught of attacks by competitors who accuse him of taking donations from moneyed special interests and vio...

NEW YORK — A new mayoral poll shows Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and former Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia surging in popularity among Democratic primary voters — with Andrew Yang

From left: Mayoral candidates Eric Adams, Andrew Yang, Kathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley (Getty) It’s still anyone’s guess who will win the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. But no one is guessing Scott Stringer, Shaun Donovan or Ray McGuire. A phone poll conducted five weeks before the June 22 primary shows the three candidates struggling for traction despite their ample war chests peppering voters’ screens with ads. The survey also thrusts Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams ...

NYC Mayoral Candidate Fighting Intensifies a Month From Primary Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Skylar Woodhouse and Shelly Banjo (Bloomberg) -- New York City’s mayoral hopefuls are ratcheting up attacks against one another as the June 22 Democratic primary fast approaches and the race becomes more competitive. Former presidential contender Andrew Yang’s campaign filed an ethics complaint against Eric Adams with the city’s Campaign Finance Board, accusing the Brooklyn borough presid...

Seven Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today (Apr. 27, 2021) The federal government’s emergency rental aid program has been moving too slowly, reports The New York Times. Apple plans a new North Carolina campus, according to MarketWatch. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. Federal Aid to Renters Moves Slowly, Leaving Many at Risk “Four months after Congress approved tens of billions of dollars in emergency rental aid, only a small porti...

NYC’s Largest Teacher Union Endorses Stringer for Mayor Bloomberg 2 hrs ago © Provided by Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- New York City’s largest teacher’s union said on Monday that it would back Scott Stringer for mayor, handing the city’s chief financial officer an influential endorsement ahead of the competitive June 22 Democratic primary. The United Federation of Teachers, which represents more than 100,000 school employees, has been at the center of contentious negotiations over schoo...

What Polls Say About Andrew Yang as N.Y. Mayor 64 Days Out From Primary Election On 4/19/21 at 11:01 AM EDT With just over two months until the New York City Mayoral Democratic primary election, Andrew Yang continues to remain ahead of the other candidates, according to several polls. Yang, an entrepreneur, first announced his candidacy for New York City mayor in January. He first rose to fame politically following his 2020 run for president, but lost in the Democratic primaries. While Yang has...

But McGuire, who has never run for office before, has struggled to connect with voters. A poll of Democratic primary voters conducted last month by Fontas Advisors and Core Decision Analytics put McGuire in fifth place, with the support 4% of respondents. Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang led the poll, with 16% of those surveyed preferring him. Half the respondents said they were undecided. The winner of the June 22 Democratic primary will likely be the next mayor of the overwhelmingly ...

Hip-hop legends Jay-Z, Diddy, Nas back McGuire for NYC mayor April 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this Thursday March 18, 2021, file photo, Ray McGuire, a New York City Democratic mayoral candidate, speaks at a press conference on anti-Asian hate crimes in New York. Hip-hop legends Jay-Z, Diddy and Nas endorsed banker McGuire for New York City mayor on Wednesday, April 14, 2021, throwing their star power behind a candidate who has yet to break through in a crowded Democratic primary fi...