Disgraced former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver’s designated successor was defeated in a Sept. 13 Democratic primary in her bid to hold onto her seat in a district he controlled since the mid-1970s.
Because the city’s voter rolls are overwhelmingly Democratic, winners of that party’s primary usually carry their districts in November.
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