Businessman Andrew Yang conceded in the NYC primary race Tuesday night after early numbers showed no clear path to victory. “I am not going to be the next mayor of New York City, based upon the numbers that have come in tonight,” Yang told supporters. Yang, who was once leading in the polls, was in fourth place with less than 12%, according to the New York Times. RELATED: ‘The People’s Candidate’: Eric Adams talks candidacy for Mayor of NYC, police reform Early returns show that Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is in the lead with 30.7%, and Maya Wiley, former legal counsel for current Mayor Bill de […]

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