Mamdani won in parts of the city people wouldn’t normally expect. Democrats should pay attention to his positive message and laser focus on costs.
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By Mara Gay
Opinion Writer
Overnight, the political landscape of America’s largest city has been turned on its head.
For the Democratic establishment, waking up to the victory of Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist who defeated Andrew Cuomo in New York City’s mayoral primary on Tuesday, may be something of a shock.
Republicans target Mamdani to hurt Democrats in midterms; Mamdani's campaign focuses on affordability and energizing young voters.
Supporters say Mamdani offers bold blueprint for Democrats in age of Trump, even as some top officials remain reticent.
Now the New York mayoral candidate he needs to ensure an electoral win that translates into tangible improvements in people’s…
Mamdani said his city would be one \
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York, a city with a budget of over $100 billion and a population larger than that of 40 U.S.…
There’s a clarity about Mamdani’s message that stands in sharp contrast to most Democratic politicians
