The primary election between Rivera and Zellner is taking place today in Buffalo, with voters heading to the polls to decide the outcome. The election is a crucial moment for Buffalo, as the city's residents will be choosing their preferred candidate.
The candidates have been campaigning for months, with Rivera focusing on issues such as economic development and public safety, while Zellner has emphasized the need for change and reform.
"The people of Buffalo deserve a leader who will fight for them," Rivera said in a recent statement.
The election has been marked by a series of debates and forums, where the candidates have outlined their visions for the city's future. Zellner has criticized Rivera for being out of touch with the needs of ordinary Buffalo residents, while Rivera has accused Zellner of lacking experience.
The election is also significant because it will determine the direction of local politics in Buffalo. The city has a long history of political activism, from the labor movements of the early 20th century to the civil rights protests of the 1960s.
Today's primary election will be closely watched by residents of neighborhoods such as South Buffalo and the West Side, who will be affected by the outcome. Small business owners on Hertel Ave and parents in the Buffalo school district will also be paying close attention to the results.
As the polls close tonight, the city will be waiting with bated breath to see who will emerge victorious. The outcome of the election will have a significant impact on the city's future, from the development of the waterfront to the funding of local schools.
The final results are expected to be announced later tonight, and residents can stay tuned to local news for updates on the outcome.