On the last day of early voting before Tuesday's primary in New York City, the eight leading Democratic candidates sprinted across the boroughs on Sunday, stopping at the usual rally points like churches, parks and barbecues, as they tried to lure more voters.
They braved temperatures that hit almost 90 degrees, and canceled Father's Day plans, to shake hands and even hula hoop with supporters.
Here are five takeaways that stood out from the final weekend of campaigning.
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On the last day of early voting before Tuesday's primary in New York City, the eight leading Democratic candidates sprinted across the boroughs on Sunday, stopping at the usual rally points like churches, parks and barbecues, as they tried to lure more voters.
They braved temperatures that hit almost 90 [...]
