State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal is making another run for Manhattan borough president in next year’s Democratic primary, the legislator announced on Monday.
Hoylman-Sigal is once again vying for the post after coming in second place to the position’s current occupant — Mark Levine — in a 2021 ranked-choice primary. But this time, Hoylman-Sigal will not be facing off against Levine, as the current borough president is running for city comptroller. Levine’s bid for comptroller follows current Comptroller Brad Lander announcing a run for mayor earlier this year.
