Yonkers council member running for mayor picks up endorsement from Working Families Party
Corazon Pineda-Isaac announced the endorsement this week.
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Mar 2, 2023, 5:35 PM
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4h agoA Yonkers council member seeking the Democratic nod for mayor has been endorsed by the Working Families Party.
Corazon Pineda-Isaac announced the endorsement this week.
Pineda-Isaac is one of four Democrats seeking the party's endorsement.
The others are Margaret Fountain-Coleman, Prince Robinson and current Mayor Mike Spano. who is seeking a fourth term.
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