Add a Latino legislator to the growing list of candidates hoping to replace Bill de Blasio as Public Advocate next year.
Democratic Assemblyman Robert Rodriguez told The Post he’s considering entering the crowded race.
He’d be the sixth contender but the only Latino running citywide.
He joins Brooklyn State Sen. Dan Squadron; Brooklyn City Councilwoman Tish James; education activist Noah Gotbaum, stepson of former Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum; former de Blasio aide Reshma Sujani; and education professor Cathy Guerriero.