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New York City Public Advocate
Incumbent: Betsy Gotbaum (D)
Gotbaum will not run for re-election.
Challengers: Bill de Blasio (D), Alex Zablocki (R), Maura Deluca (Socialist Workers), William Lee (C), Jim Lesczynski (Libertarian).
De Blasio voices support for community boards in face of charter revision
for Courier-Life
Public Advocate: New York’s new public advocate is already building bridges to community boards, in anticipation of joint efforts on issues of local importance as well as on the broad question of how any revision of the City Charter might impact both his and their role in city government. Comment.
Bklyn’s in the house: De Blasio takes new Advocate position by storm
Courier-Life
Public Advocate: When he packed his bags and headed over to Centre Street in lower Manhattan last week, Bill de Blasio made sure he took a bucket full of Brooklyn moxie with him. Comment.
