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Andrew Cuomo’s fat ego isn’t done harming NYC: Now he’s helping Zohran Mamdani become our next mayor
He just couldn’t bear to do the right thing and drop completely out of the race: Andrew Cuomo let the Friday deadline pass, so he’ll be on the November ballot as an independent — and so increase
While some have declared they’re sticking with him despite his 12-point loss in the Democratic primary, others are now ...
A self-described democratic socialist who ran on taxing the rich and making the city affordable, Mamdani defeated disgraced former governor Andrew Cuomo, a well-funded, familiar and powerful figure ...
New York City Democrats head to the polls on June 24 to vote in citywide elections that will determine their party's nominee ...
The PAC, which spent more than $22 million on ads and other messaging boosting Andrew Cuomo’s primary campaign, has taken in ...
New York state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani achieved a surprise victory over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo during New York City‘s Democratic mayoral primary Tuesday through a disciplined campaign that ...
Another conference call. This was what strategy looked like on Andrew Cuomo’s mayoral campaign: A small circle of aides and advisers listening to longtime aide Melissa DeRosa, who denied working ...
Meanwhile Mamdani has aimed his attacks on Cuomo’s donor base for overlap with Trump supporters and slammed the ex-governor as part of a broken political machine that care little about working ...
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Can Zohran Mamdani Expand the Left’s Base? - MSNAmong college-educated voters, by the final round, Mamdani outpaces Cuomo (64 percent to 36 percent). He’s strong with voters under forty-five, where he garners 78 percent support.
Mamdani was careful to stay focused on affordability issues in a race in which it could have been easy to target Cuomo over an array of political baggage.
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