Brian Lerer on WNYC, now Monday morning politics part two.

We talked about the national scene with a debate coming up.

Now let's turn to primary day in New York, which is tomorrow, and with nine days of early

voting already in the books. The marquee race is the Democratic Congressional Primary in Lower

Westchester and a little of the Bronx between Jamal Bowman and George Latimer, member of the

squad, with all that implies, versus a challenger being so heavily bankrupted by the pro-Israel lobby APAC. With all that implies versus a challenger being so heavily bankrupted by the pro-Israel lobby APAC,

with all that implies and drowning moment in spending.

It's widely being described as a bitter campaign on both sides at this point.

But there are other things on the ballot, too, including another Democratic congressional primary,

John Avlon versus Nancy Goroff on Long Island, as they each hope to take on Republican Congressman

Nicola Lolaota and flip that seat blue, who has the better shot.

There's an interesting race to be a judge in Queens or nominated to be a judge by the Democrats.

There are candidates for something called the Judicial Convention that you may see on

your ballot, and almost nobody knows what that is.

We'll try to explain.

And more.

So with us now are WNYC Senior Politics Reporter Bridget Bergen and Jeff Colton, co-author

of the morning newsletter, The New York Playbook for Politico.

Hi, Bridget.

Hi, Jeff.

Welcome back to WNYC, Jeff.

Thank you for having me.

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