Ms. Garcia, a former sanitation commissioner, was regarded as New York City’s problem solver. Now she faces her own challenge: persuading voters to elect a newcomer to politics.
Source: New York Times
Kathryn Garcia Doesn’t Want to Be Anyone’s No. 2
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