The head honcho of the city’s election board is clinging to his job two months after a watchdog agency recommended he be fired over claims he creeped on female staffers — allegedly asking one “how young is too young” for an older man to date a younger woman. Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan…
NYC elections bigwig allegedly creeped on female staffers, asked ‘how young is too young’ — and is keeping his job anyway
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January 08, 2025
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