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Three key Queens State Assembly primary races that could shake up Albany representation

By Iryna Shkurhan

Posted on June 18, 2024

While many seats in New York’s primary election this June are uncontested, three State Assembly races in Queens could alter the borough’s representation in Albany.

Both one-term and long-term incumbents are facing fresh challengers who are hoping to snag the seat and address issues such as housing, public safety, climate change and labor. Some races appear to be tighter and more controversial than others.

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Three key Queens State Assembly primary races that could shake up Albany representation

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