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Meet the Candidates: Costa Constantinides Runs for Queens Borough President
City Council Member Costa Constantinides sat down with Errol Louis to talk about his campaign for Queens Borough President.
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UPDATE: The special election for Queens borough president has been cancelled, but the primary will take place June 23, and voters can cast ballots by absentee. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced March 15 that the special election would not take place on the original date of March 24 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
COSTA CONSTANTINIDES
City Council Member Costa Constantinides sat down with Errol Louis to talk about his campaign for Queens Borough President.
DONOVAN RICHARDS
City Council Member Donovan Richards, sat down with Errol Louis, to talk about his campaign for Queens Borough President.
ELIZABETH CROWLEY
Former City Council Member Elizabeth Crowley sat down with Errol Louis to talk about her campaign for Queens Borough President.
DAO YIN
(Photo courtesy Dao Yin's campaign website)
ANTHONY MIRANDA
Retired NYPD Sergeant Anthony Miranda sat down with Errol Louis to talk about his campaign for Queens borough president.
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