Queens residents will be deciding between Democratic incumbent Donovan Richards and former Oath Keepers member Thomas Zmich for Queens borough president in the Nov. 2 general election.
Richards was the first Black man elected to be Queens borough president last year after his predecessor, Melinda Katz, took office as the district attorney. He also formerly served as a City Council member for District 31, representing southeast Queens.
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