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Weiner, Who Once Imagined a Resurgence, Now Has One
When Anthony D. Weiner thinks about the future, he occasionally dwells on the past — 1977, to be specific, when Edward I. Koch was in last place against a crowded field of better-known Democratic mayoral candidates, only to surge ahead in the primary’s final days, beat Mario Cuomo in a runoff and then beat him again to become the city’s 105th mayor.
WEINER IS SIZZLING. Bolts into statistical tie with Ferrer
THE DEMOCRATIC RACE for mayor may be turning into a two-man race between Fernando Ferrer and Rep. Anthony Weiner. Weiner zoomed into a statistical tie with Ferrer, capturing 30% of likely Democratic voters, compared with Ferrer’s 32%, according to a WNBC/Marist poll released yesterday.
Bravest back Weiner. Rip mayor on shut stations
Standing in front of a shuttered firehouse in Brooklyn, the city’s firefighters union yesterday endorsed Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner for mayor.
Dogged Weiner Just 2 Pts Behind Ferrer
Suddenly we’ve got a race for city hall on our hands! A stunning new poll yesterday showed Rep. Anthony Weiner has caught fire and zoomed into a statistical dead heat with Fernando Ferrer ahead of Tuesday’s Democratic primary. Weiner skyrocketed 10 point, to 31 percent, in a week’s time and looks likely to force Ferrer, who is at 33 percent, into a runoff.
A ONE-TWO PUNCH FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Weiner, who represents communities in Brooklyn and Queens, has run the most effective campaign of the four candidates, overcoming a lack of name recognition to rise to second place.
Race Looks Ripe For Runoff
Democratic mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner appears to be gaining ground in his quest to force a runoff with front-runner Fernando Ferrer, a new poll revealed yesterday.
Claiming the Mantle of Ideas
Anthony Weiner, after seven years in Congress, aims to move to Gracie Mansion.
