By Joseph Ax NEW YORK (Reuters) - For months, a trio of liberal Democratic candidates in New York City's mayoral race has vied for the mantle of progr.
By Joseph Ax NEW YORK (Reuters) - For months, a trio of liberal Democratic candidates in New York City's mayoral race has vied for the mantle of progr.
By Syndicated Content
By Joseph Ax
NEW YORK (Reuters) â For months, a trio of liberal Democratic candidates in New York Cityâs mayoral race has vied for the mantle of progressive standard-bearer in a crowded field.
In recent days, however, Maya Wiley, a civil rights lawyer and former MSNBC analyst, has scored endorsements from a constellation of prominent left-wing figures and organizations, including U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (often known by her initials, AOC), U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and the Working Families Party.
Wileyâs growing momentum â she picked up the backing of the cityâs public advocate, Jumaane Williams, on Wednesday â comes at a critical time in the race for the Democratic nomination, with early voting beginning on Saturday ahead of the June 22 primary.
By Syndicated Content
By Joseph Ax
NEW YORK (Reuters) â For months, a trio of liberal Democratic candidates in New York Cityâs mayoral race has vied for the mantle of progressive standard-bearer in a crowded field.
In recent days, however, Maya Wiley, a civil rights lawyer and former MSNBC analyst, has scored endorsements from a constellation of prominent left-wing figures and organizations, including U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (often known by her initials, AOC), U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and the Working Families Party.
Wileyâs growing momentum â she picked up the backing of the cityâs public advocate, Jumaane Williams, on Wednesday â comes at a critical time in the race for the Democratic nomination, with early voting beginning on Saturday ahead of the June 22 primary.
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