VOTE 2024: William Wagstaff says he will stay involved despite Westchester DA primary loss
Describing himself as a “social justice” advocate, Wagstaff has been a prominent figure representing Black Lives Matter and numerous families in high-profile civil rights cases.
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William Wagstaff, an attorney and civil rights advocate, fell short Tuesday of securing the Democratic primary in the race for Westchester County district attorney.
Susan Cacace handily won the race.
Wagstaff was aiming to succeed outgoing District Attorney Mimi Rocah, who opted not to seek reelection.
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