The New York mayoral democratic primary may have captured significant attention, but Manhattan residents are also gearing up to vote for their preferred Democratic candidate for Manhattan District Attorney. Civil litigator Patrick Timmins has entered the race, challenging incumbent DA Alvin Bragg. Timmins has criticized Bragg’s handling of safety issues within New York City’s transit system, stating that he felt compelled to “bring the action” after no one else stepped up. In response, Bragg highlighted efforts by the DA’s office to collaborate with law enforcement and community groups on issues such as gun violence, mental health, and services for survivors.
For more context on this developing race, including comments from each candidate, read the article on Law.com.