The Turnout Crash is not De Blasio’s Fault. It’s Everybody’s Problem
Jarrett Murphy |
New York City has a problem, and it’s bigger than 2017 or the current mayor.
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Then-Manhattan Borough President David Dinkins and former U.S. attorney Rudolph Giuliani debate during the 1989 race for mayor, which achieved 60 percent turnout -- the highest of the city's post-fiscal-crisis period.
New York City has a problem, and it’s bigger than 2017 or the current mayor.
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