Early voting begins today, and for the first time, New Yorkers will vote for not just one mayoral candidate but five, listed in order of preference. Here's everything you need to know about the candidates, from their policy proposals to their bagel orders
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On June 22, New Yorkers will vote in the primary that is all but certain to determine the next mayor, one who will immediately personify — and, to a large extent, shape — the city’s next era. For the first time, they will vote for not just one candidate but five, listed in order of preference. We wanted to get to know them, on policies and as people. Consider this your everything guide to 2021 mayoral primary candidates, featuring video interviews with Nicolas Heller , a.k.a.
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