NYC Comptroller Race Heats Up as Candidates Focus on Finances and Key Issues
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A poll indicates the New York City comptroller race is tightening, with Justin Brannan gaining ground on Mark Levine, though Levine still leads. Nearly half of voters remain undecided with less than two weeks until the primary, and both candidates have significant support and endorsements. The race is still very fluid, with campaign dynamics and voter awareness playing crucial roles.
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