Two members of Bill de Blasio’s City Hall staff are taking a temporary leave to work for the NYC mayor’s Fairness PAC as he explores a potential presidential run
NEW YORK CITY — Two members of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s City Hall staff are taking a temporary leave from government to work for the mayor’s Fairness PAC as he explores a potential presidential run, while another senior staffer who has been working on the mayor’s possible 2020 campaign is leaving the de Blasio administration altogether.
De Blasio’s deputy press secretary Olivia Lapeyrolerie and Deputy Director of Executive Operations Alexandra Kopel, are planning to use their vacation days to go on leave from City Hall to work for the PAC, a person close to the committee told POLITICO. They will join de Blasio’s intergovernmental affairs director Jon Paul Lupo, who is also using vacation days to work for the mayor’s potential campaign.
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