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DeSantis predicts what would happen if Mamdani wins NYC election: 'Great' for GOP, 'bad for New York City'
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Who is winning New York election? Mamdani vs Cuomo polls 10 days out
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Zohran Mamdani can win NYC mayoral election without majority of votes — despite New Yorkers disagreeing with progressive points: poll
Bradley Tusk says mobile voting would combat low voter turnout that has been blamed for putting candidates with fringe ideas into office.
The survey of 600 likely voters found Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, leading the race with 43 percent support, followed by Cuomo at 28 percent and Sliwa at 19 percent.
Rep. Josh Gottheimer calls Zohran Mamdani a "job-killing socialist" while other New Jersey Democrats sidestep the New York City mayoral candidate's democratic socialist campaign.
The Empire State is thrust into the gerrymandering debate as a lawsuit filed by some New York voters look to redraw district maps.
The nation's biggest city will pick its next mayor on Tuesday in an election that has sparked debate over the future of the Democratic Party. Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old state assembly member and democratic socialist who jolted the party with his victory in the New York City primary in June,
Democrat Zohran Mamdani's lead over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa in next month's New York City mayoral election was down to 14 points in the RCP Average of polls going into their final debate last night.
Zohran Mamdani, 34, a democratic socialist, has run on a platform for New York focused on affordability and inclusion. He’s a practising Shia Muslim and has been targeted for his religious beliefs, but as the electoral tensions rise, false allegations have been shared online, claiming Mamdani wants to enact Sharia law in New York.
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