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The race to replace Elise Stefanik in New York’s 21st District is turning into a wild spectacle, with Republican Anthony Constantino—CEO of Sticker Mule and a rapper—clashing with Democrat Blake Gendebien. Constantino, who narrowly beat out Robert Smullen in the GOP primary, now faces Gendebien, who’s running a quiet, relatable campaign focused on farming and groceries—deliberately avoiding Trump. Constantino’s viral rap, mocking a Ugandan law and NYC’s mayor, sparked controversy and debate over racism and campaign tactics. While the district leans conservative, the drama could energize his…
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