For much of the New York City mayor's race, Andrew Yang has been a dominating presence, leading in limited early polling and siphoning attention from his rivals.
That largely remained true last week, but an unexpected story line — the sexual assault allegations lodged against Scott M. Stringer, the city comptroller — gave the race another focal point.
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For much of the New York City mayor's race, Andrew Yang has been a dominating presence, leading in limited early polling and siphoning attention from his rivals.
That largely remained true last week, but an unexpected story line — the sexual assault allegations lodged against Scott M. Stringer, the city [...]
