> We're talking about New York State, not New York City.
That's pretty hard to infer given the context, since the MTA is controlled by both the city and the state.
> but he is right that most districts aren't at all competitive
This is also true of say, Georgia. You can see for example that no one even ran against Buddy Carter in 2016 [1]. Most districts, period, aren't really that competitive.
That's pretty hard to infer given the context, since the MTA is controlled by both the city and the state.
> but he is right that most districts aren't at all competitive
This is also true of say, Georgia. You can see for example that no one even ran against Buddy Carter in 2016 [1]. Most districts, period, aren't really that competitive.
1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia%27s_1st_congressional_...