Republican Lee Zeldin has made campaigning in New York City a priority as the congressman presses his anticrime message in the tightening race for New York governor
After a man was pushed in front of a subway train Monday in Queens, Lee Zeldin was there the next day to repeat a campaign refrain: Crime in New YorkMr.
Zeldin, a Republican whohas made campaigning in New York City a priority in his effort to unseat Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul. Some recent polls have shown the race tightening, with one survey this week putting Mr. Zeldin 4 percentage points behind the incumbent in a state that hasn’t elected a Republican to statewide office since 2002.
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