Mental, physical health are top priorities for mayoral candidate Loree Sutton
Democrat Loree Sutton is hoping her experience as a retired brigadier general serving as the Army's highest ranking psychiatrist makes her qualified to be the next mayor of New York City.
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Feb 12, 2021, 6:02 PM
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Sutton most recently was the first commissioner of New York City's Department of Veterans Services until 2019, when she stepped down to run for mayor.
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"I've got a lot to say about mental health, about public health and about public safety. Those are the non-negotiable, the foundational pieces of my platform," said Sutton.
May 28 is the last day to register to vote in person or have your mail-in ballot postmarked by. If you need to change your address, you have until June 2.
Primary Election Day is June 22.
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