Former Rep. Mondaire Jones trails in bid for Working Families Party nomination
Incumbent Republican Mike Lawler is seeking a second term in the general election this November.
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Jun 27, 2024, 12:28 AM
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3ds agoFormer Rep. Mondaire Jones is currently trailing in his bid for the Working Families Party nomination in the 17th Congressional District.
Jones has the Democratic nomination and is currently seeking a second line. With most of the districts reporting, Jones is currently trailing Anthony Frascone.
A Working Families Party spokesperson says they reject Frascone's attempts to spoil the election.
Incumbent Republican Mike Lawler is seeking a second term in the general election this November.
