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The Bronx

Farias wins Democratic primary in the 18th District

By Jason Cohen Posted on July 19, 2021
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In 2017, 27-year-old Amanda Farias tried to topple popular career politician Ruben Diaz Sr. for a seat on the City Council in the 18th District. Although she lost that primary race, Farias wasn’t ready to quit.

In 2021, the chips fell in her favor.

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Farias wins Democratic primary in the 18th District

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