Mamdani’s pledge, announced at the last general election debate, is a signal of the DSA-backed candidate’s attempt to moderate on the issue of policing

Front-runner Zohran Mamdani broke a sweat – literally – during a knock-down-drag-out final mayoral debate Wednesday as a fired-up Andrew Cuomo repeatedly pressed him to “quit acting” and deliver

Socialist Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani holds a firm lead among foreign-born New York City voters, while Independent mayoral candidate and former Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads among American-born voters,

Omar Fateh, a progressive candidate challenging incumbent Democrat Mayor Jacob Frey, has described himself as a democratic socialist in the past and supports a raft of policies similar to Mamdani and Wilson for his city. Minneapolis elections are officially nonpartisan, but Fateh is a member of the Democratic Party.

The Democratic candidate in the New York City mayoral race will need billions of dollars to fund campaign pledges such as free child care and buses.

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.

Zohran Mamdani is leading the New York City mayoral race against Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa as rabbis warn he poses a danger to Jewish New Yorkers.

They belittled the 34-year-old backbench state lawmaker’s lack of experience, and they took turns hitting him on his criticisms of Israel, saying he would make the city less safe for Jews, a claim Mamdani has rejected.