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Can a socialist in Brooklyn, a fiscal conservative in Manhattan, a Dem in East Queens; a charter-school advocate in Harlem, and a Working Families Party candidate win the general?
New York City is a Democratic town, but devotion to the donkeys—or to the two-party system—is far from uniform.
Plus, all eyes are on the lineup for the second mayoral debate.
11:00 AM – Mayor de Blasio delivers remarks at the Battery Park Police Memorial Wall ceremony. Battery Park, 385 South End Ave., Manhattan, Approximately 2:20 PM – De Blasio appears live on “Keepin’ It Real with Reverend Al Sharpton,” SiriusXM Urban View Channel 126. The interview will be rebroadcast on 1190 AM WLIB between 7:00 […]
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