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new-poll-1380457> (5/5, 6.73M) reports, "Eric Adams is leading the field of [New York City] mayoral candidates in a new poll, marking the first time Andrew Yang is not the top contender since he shook up the race with his unexpected entry in mid-January." The GQR poll of 500 likely Democratic primary voters,

rence call ahead of the Committee's hearing on `Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis', at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM * House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (v

y Poll. Politico (5/5, 6.73M) reports, "Eric Adams is leading the field of [New York City] mayoral candidates in a new poll, marking the first time Andrew Yang is not the top contender since he shook up the race with his unexpected entry in mid-January." The GQR poll of 500 likely Democratic primary voters

rence call ahead of the Committee's hearing on 'Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis', at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM • House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (

y Poll. Politico (5/5, 6.73M) reports, "Eric Adams is leading the field of [New York City) mayoral candidates in a new poll, marking the first time Andrew Yang is not the top contender since he shook up the race with his unexpected entry in mid-January." The GQR poll of 500 likely Democratic primary voters

erence call ahead of the Committee's hearing on 'Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis, at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM • House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (

izabeth Warren clustered at the top of the field, followed by South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, businessman Andrew Yang and billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer. Conspicuously missing from the lineup at Loyola Marymount University on Thursday will be former New York

e sought to diagnose why some of the hostility came from people of color. "It's not that people are averse to change. They are resistant to loss," Pressley said on Saturday. "People were angry at us because we were taking away their neighbor's jobs with our calls to abolish ICE and to not want to conti