Overview

• Bragg won the Democratic primary on June 25 with nearly three-quarters of the vote, defeating Patrick Timmins.
• He will face Republican Maud Maron, a veteran public defender, in the November general election.
• His office is overseeing a slate of headline-grabbing cases, from President Trump’s hush-money prosecution that ended in 33 felony convictions to the retrial of Harvey Weinstein.
• Bragg’s campaign highlights his record on reducing gun violence, prosecuting hate crimes, enhancing subway safety.
• City data show major transit crimes in Manhattan are down 18% year-to-date, countering claims that he has been soft on crime.