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摘要
本章主要讲述Daniel Garodnick为2013年选举所做的准备,因为他打算成为下一任市议会议长。它解释说,议长是由他或她在理事会的同事选出的,在议长竞选中获得选票的一种方法是支持现任理事会成员竞选连任。它还提到了比尔·白思豪(Bill de Blasio)赢得民主党纽约市长初选所带来的挑战,因为他和加罗德尼克的关系很复杂。这一章提到了进步党团会议,这是一个由22名议员组成的团体,他们自己组成了一个集团,希望能影响竞选。它讲述了加罗德尼克是如何在初选后的第二天支持白思豪参加大选,并出面帮助他赢得选民的支持。
This chapter focuses on Daniel Garodnick's preparation for the 2013 election as he intended to be the next speaker of the city council. It explains that the speaker is chosen by his or her colleagues in the council and one way to generate votes in a speaker race is by supporting current council members running for re-election. It also mentions the challenges caused by Bill de Blasio winning the Democratic primary for New York mayor as he and Garodnick had a complicated relationship. The chapter refers to the Progressive Caucus, a group of twenty-two council members who had formed a bloc of their own in hopes of influencing the race. It recounts how Garodnick endorsed de Blasio for the general election the day after the primary and came out to give him a boost with his constituents.