By Edwin Freeman for Black Star News
Photos: Edwin Freeman
In a strategic move to bolster her City Council campaign, Queens District 28 candidate Latoya LeGrand made a significant appearance at the Guy R. Brewer United Democratic Club’s Annual Holiday party on Saturday, December 15th, networking with some of New York City’s most prominent Democratic leaders.
The event, held against the backdrop of a critical upcoming election cycle, saw LeGrand rubbing shoulders with key political figures including New York Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, and Queens Borough President Donovan Richards. Her presence at this high-profile gathering signals a robust commitment to building political momentum for her Spring 2025 campaign.
LeGrand is positioning herself to succeed current Councilwoman Adrienne E. Adams, who is terming out of the District 28 seat. The upcoming election represents a critical opportunity for Democrats to maintain their local political representation in an increasingly competitive electoral landscape.
The holiday party provided an ideal platform for LeGrand to showcase her political acumen and solidify connections within the local Democratic establishment. By engaging directly with influential party leaders, she is laying the groundwork for a formidable campaign strategy.
As the political season heats up, LeGrand’s strategic networking and visible presence at key Democratic events underscore her ambition and determination to secure the City Council seat.
