Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Mayor Up In The Air
Ferrer got 39.95% of the vote in the Democratic primary. He needs 40% to avoid a runoff with Weiner.
So they've got to count the absentee ballots. (Uh-oohhhhh!)
So no big whoop...Bloomberg's probably gonna get re-elected.
Meanwhile, Ferrer and Weiner were still campaigning this morning, although that doesn't change ballots that were already marked. Each one is stressing that they're running a "positive" campaign, no, mine is more positive than yours.
This refers back to the 2001 runoff between Ferrer and Public Advocate Mark Green, during which the race card was played, for which a city still shell-shocked by 9-11 had little patience.
So they've got to count the absentee ballots. (Uh-oohhhhh!)
So no big whoop...Bloomberg's probably gonna get re-elected.
Meanwhile, Ferrer and Weiner were still campaigning this morning, although that doesn't change ballots that were already marked. Each one is stressing that they're running a "positive" campaign, no, mine is more positive than yours.
This refers back to the 2001 runoff between Ferrer and Public Advocate Mark Green, during which the race card was played, for which a city still shell-shocked by 9-11 had little patience.
