Across New York, Democratic primaries for State Assembly showed the power of incumbency, with only one sitting Assembly member losing. Incumbents like Assemblywoman Stefani Zinerman, supported by established Democrats, triumphed over challengers, including those backed by the Democratic Socialists of America.
Challengers like Eon Huntley, supported by the D.S.A., faced defeat. Winners like Zinerman highlighted the idea of building relationships with Democrats instead of running against them, signaling tensions between moderates and progressives within the party.
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