From Crain’s:
“It’s truly extraordinary and unprecedented that New York has the same kind of coordinated campaign that is traditionally seen in other states, where labor, community stakeholders and candidates up and down the ballot are all working together for a common goal,” said Evan Stavisky, a Democratic strategist, who also noted the potential benefits for Hochul’s own re-election bid. “It seems safe to say that the efforts this year will not only pay dividends this year but in two years at the next gubernatorial election.”
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