H. Carl McCall
H. Carl McCall is a prominent American politician and former New York State Comptroller, known for his significant contributions to public service and his influence within the Democratic Party. Born in 1941, McCall has a distinguished career that includes serving as the first African American to hold the office of State Comptroller in New York. He was also a member of the New York State Senate and has been involved in various civic and educational initiatives. Recently, he made headlines by endorsing former Governor Andrew Cuomo for mayor of New York City, citing a need for new leadership amid concerns related to the current mayor's integrity.
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Mr. Cuomo's campaign was damaged by his relationship with Black leaders who had supported H. Carl McCall’s bid to become the state’s first African American governor.
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H. Carl McCall, a Black elder statesman, endorsed Andrew Cuomo for mayor.
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