later in the show in advance of our S, the mayor segment with Mayor Mammathe tomorrow,

we're just going to open up the phones that's in around an hour, just for you to plan some

questions in advance.

You know, obviously I'm not going to be able to use every question that comes in before the

show.

We're going to take some live on the phones

and text messages tomorrow, but just to give us a sense of what's on a lot of people's minds

with respect to the mayor. So we're going to do an open phones toward the end of the show on

if you do get a chance to ask Mayor Mamdada, your question, or if you submit a really good

question in that call that I will carry forward for you tomorrow, what might that be if you

had that opportunity? We'll also read in that segment some of the questions for the mayor that

readers of our Brian Laird Show newsletter submitted in the last few days.

The latest edition of our newsletter invited people to submit questions for the mayor as well.

And if you're interested, you can sign up for free for the Brian Laird Show newsletter for the

future versions and includes a weekly column from me, a reader question for you to answer if you choose, and some other

features to sign up, just go to WNYC.org slash BL Newsletter. WNYC.org slash BL Newsletter. It'll come to

your inbox every Thursday afternoon. Brian Lair on WNYC, S the Mayor tomorrow, New Jersey now.

Specifically, two big things happening right now with both local and national implications.

The conditions in and protests around the Delaney Hall Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Center

and New Jersey Primary Day tomorrow with at least one congressional seat and therefore

control of the closely divided House of Representatives, right, considered very much in play.

Early voting ended this weekend.

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