Summary
New York City is preparing for the final vote in its mayoral race on November 4. Three main candidates, Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa, will participate in two debates before the election. The debates will be broadcast both locally and online for wider accessibility.
Key Facts
- The New York City mayoral election is on November 4.
- Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, won the Democratic primary for mayor.
- Andrew Cuomo, a former governor, is running as an independent.
- Curtis Sliwa is the Republican candidate.
- Two debates will occur: the first on October 16, and the second on October 22.
- The debates will be available on local TV and YouTube channels.
- Current Mayor Eric Adams withdrew from the race amid low polls and a federal investigation.
- The mayoral race has become significant for its implications for the Democratic Party and broader political issues.
