The mayoral candidates blazed their campaign trails with fervor in the final weeks before the primary election, shedding masks, embracing voters and hoping their non-Zoom facetime would pay off. THE CITY traced the top four Democratic candidates’ whereabouts between April 1 and June 22, using public schedules released by their campaigns and social media posts. The result provided insight into each candidate’s strategy to vie for New Yorkers’ votes — and offered hints on where priorities may be for primary winner Eric Adams, who is likely to become the city’s 110th chief executive due to the overwhelming Democratic voter enrollment. In all, Adams, Kathryn Garcia, Maya Wiley and Andrew Yang made roughly 800 appearances around the five boroughs between April Fools’ Day and Primary Day as pandemic restrictions eased and in-person campaigning resumed after months of seemingly endless online forums.