It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

Now we continue our election series, 30 issues and 30 days.

And we're in the final stretch of our series with

issue number 28 today, should New York City keep, expand, or eliminate its so-called safe

injection sites. Now, those sites are intended to allow people to use certain illegal and

dangerous drugs in a supervised setting. Currently, the city has two such sites, which were

established after the pandemic under Mayor Eric Adams. Here are all three candidates from last

week's mayoral debate answering a question from my co-moderator, Errol Lewis of New York One,

during the lightning round. Would you expand, decrease, or keep the same number of so-called safe injection sites for drug

users in the city?

Mr. Momdani.

Can you say the options again?

Expand, decrease, or keep the same?

Keep the same.

Mr. Cuomo.

Keep.

Close them down.

Republican candidate Curtis Lewa speaking last there, saying close them down.

The breakout news was that Democratic candidates around Mamdani, a longtime supporter of

expanding the sites, now seems to agree with independent candidate Andrew Cuomo, to keep

the number the same, just two.

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