Jack Schlossberg’s New York’s 12th District Democratic primary campaign is drawing attention for both its narrow early lead and reports of staff turnover, missed meetings, and internal management complaints. He has denied the criticism and said his campaign is intentionally small and nimble. In recent days he has also been pushing policy positions, including a nursing care proposal and support for blocking certain U.S. arms sales to Israel. His campaign has received a boost from Nancy Pelosi’s endorsement and a first paid ad, but the race remains crowded and closely watched.