In the race for New York City’s public advocate — the city government’s main elected watchdog who serves in a non-voting capacity on the City Council and sits first in the mayoral line of succession — a primary challenge to incumbent Jumaane Williams is heating up ahead of the city’s Democratic primary election on June 24.
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