July 18: Where the Candidates Are Today Speaks to members of the Broadway Association, group that Adolfo Carrion had addressed in June, at Sardi's in the theater district. Attends the Services for the UnderServed Veterans Job Expo, a job fair for active duty and veteran personnel, at the Fashion Institute of Technology Conference Center. Greets morning commuters with representatives of the Bay Ridge Democrats, a political club whose endorsement he won on May 21, at 86th Street subway station in Bay Ridge. Greets voters in East Harlem with City Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito and Arnie Segarra, a local organizer, at the 116th Street subway station on Lexington Avenue. Appears at City Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito's Bronx Youth Fair, at St. Mary's Park Playground on West 147th Street in the Bronx. The former presidential candidate Howard Dean to headline a $50-a-head fund-raiser for Mr. de Blasio, at the Crown Inn in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Speaks at the Long Island City/Astoria Chamber of Commerce luncheon, at the Court Square Place Conference Center. Delivers remarks at a celebration in honor of Nelson Mandela's 95th birthday, hosted by State Senator Bill Perkins of Harlem at the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building on West 125th Street. Greets morning commuters, at the East 68th Street subway station on Lexington Avenue. Attends the New York Young Republicans Club meeting, at the Women's National Republican Club in Midtown. Accepts the endorsement of NARAL Pro-Choice New York, at NARAL offices on Park Avenue South. Attends a town hall meeting with City Councilwoman Annabel Palma on immigration reform, at Hostos Community College in the Bronx. Greets morning commuters at the Parkchester subway station, on Metropolitan Avenue in the Bronx. Tours the Castle Hill Houses with Greg Floyd, president of Teamsters Local 237, a public employees" union that endorsed his candidacy in June, and N.Y.C. Housing Authority residents, in the Bronx. 2:45 p.m. Attends Bronx Youth Fair, at St. Mary's Park Playground, on West 147th Street in the Bronx. Continues his "Keys to the City" tour, with a discussion of his plan for building and preserving housing for the middle class and below, at LeFrak City in Queens. Attends the Annual Seaside Summer Concert Series in Brooklyn, featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd, near Keyspan Park. Greets morning commuters at the 46th Street subway station, on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens. Starts on the second leg of his five-mile tour of Queens" Roosevelt Avenue, talking with residents and small-business owners about development issues in Queens. Evoking a similar trek Mayor Bloomberg made eight years ago when he followed Orthodox Jews to their summertime retreats to ask for their votes and load up on seltzer and cinnamon pastry, Mr. Albanese departs with his wife, Lorraine, for the Catskills, where his campaign confidently predicts they "will meet New York City voters," even though many campaign stops are 100 miles from the city's northernmost tip. Greets customers, together with his wife, Lorraine, at Feller's Four Corner Pizza Restaurant, the first of two pizza parlors where they will be noshing, er, campaigning, tonight, in Woodbridge, N.Y. 9:30 p.m. Moves on to Fialkoff's Kosher Pizza Restaurant, the second pizza parlor of the evening, with his wife, Lorraine, and introduces himself to the crowd there, in Monticello. Hardly finished with their rounds, he and his wife, Lorraine, buttonhole shoppers at the ShopRite in Thompson Square in their continuing search for registered New York City voters, in Monticello. Greets voters across from Rite Aid store, near Brooklyn College station in Flatbush. Greets afternoon commuters at the Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn College subway station. Meets privately with the executive committee of the Council of Jewish Organizations of Flatbush, at the organization's offices on Avenue M. Attends the National Hispanic Business Gala, at Cipriani on Wall Street. Addresses Executives" Association of New York City's "Meet the Candidates" event, at the Harvard Club on West 44th Street in Midtown. Attends Associated Builders and Owners of Greater New York's summer cocktail event, closed to the press and those without tickets costing upward of $160, at the Water Club on East 30th Street in Manhattan.