What Democrats want: New York congressional race showcases fight over party’s future
Summary
A Democratic primary race in New York’s 12th congressional district is drawing national attention because of its crowded, competitive field and the different political ideas the candidates represent. The race includes four main candidates, all white men, who focus on issues like opposing President Donald Trump and regulating artificial intelligence companies. One candidate, Jack Schlossberg, is known for his Kennedy family background and youthful image but has limited political experience.Key Facts
- The race is for a safe Democratic seat in Manhattan’s 12th congressional district, which is wealthy and includes areas like the Upper West Side and Billionaires’ Row.
- The Democratic primary has become high-profile and is watched nationally.
- Four main candidates are competing; all are white men with different political appeals.
- Candidates have promoted tough stances against President Donald Trump and expressed concerns about regulating artificial intelligence companies.
- Jack Schlossberg is a 33-year-old candidate with an MBA from Harvard, famous Kennedy family heritage, but little political or work experience.
- Schlossberg is known for his youthful, energetic public image, including social media and lifestyle posts.
- Polls in the district have shifted, with candidates like Micah Lasher and Alex Bores leading at different times.
- George Conway, a Republican and critic of President Trump, is also running and cultivates a tough-guy image.
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