Rivera holds off Camilo, party machine

Robert Jackson runs away in his own state senate battle against Angel Vasquez

By Sachi McClendon

Posted 8/25/22

Despite its best efforts, the Bronx Democratic Party was unable to push Gustavo Rivera out of his state senate seat. With nearly a five-point lead, the embattled senator claimed victory over party-backed Miguelina Camilo on Tuesday night in the Democratic primary for the new district 33.

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