By Sarina Trangle
New York City’s primaries won’t be held until September, but a number of
candidates are already gearing up for Election Day. Here’s a rundown of
the most notable New York City Council districts that could be
competitive this fall, including seats that will be vacated due to term
limits, others where the incumbent is already facing a challenge, and
still others where big-name challengers could jump in.
District 2
New York City Councilwoman Rosie Mendez’s former legislative director, Carlina Rivera, has stormed into this race with endorsements from her old boss, Make the Road Action and the Progressive Caucus Alliance, the campaign arm of the City Council’s Progressive Caucus. She is competing with several other Democrats, including Ronnie Cho, former associate director of the office of public engagement at the White House under former President Barack Obama; Mary Silver, an attorney focused on local schools issues; Jasmin Sanchez, who was a community liaison for state Sen. Daniel Squadron; and Erin Hussein, whose website describes her as a lawyer and co-op president. Tyler Kline, a registered Democrat, has also created a campaign committee.
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Source: City and State (via The Empire Report)
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