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Dave Goldiner

De Blasio lags in New York’s 10th congressional district race; Carlina Rivera and Yuh-line Niou leading pack: poll

Bill de Blasio is mired in seventh place in a new poll of the crowded NY-10 congressional primary as Councilwoman Carlina Rivera and Assemblywoman Yuh-line Niou lead the pack.

The former New York City mayor scored just 5% in the survey of Democratic voters in the wide-open Aug. 23 race to represent a newly created district spanning lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.

Rivera, a progressive favorite from the Lower East Side, has the backing of 17% of prospective voters while Niou, who represents Chinatown, is supported by 14%. Daniel Goldman, a Democratic lawyer in the Trump impeachment effort, scored 13%.

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