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Top political stories to watch for in Queens in 2023

By Bill Parry Posted on January 3, 2023

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As the calendar flips to 2023, there are several political stories to follow in Queens.

The borough will see new electeds take office, while the Queens DA race is heating up and several City Council members are up for reelection.

See the full article at QNS

Top political stories to watch for in Queens in 2023

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