Summary
Three candidates for New York City mayor—Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa—participated in a final debate before the election on November 4. Early voting starts on October 25. The debate focused on local issues, with each candidate discussing their policies and criticisms.
Key Facts
- The mayoral debate took place before the November 4 election in New York City.
- Candidates involved were Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa.
- Early voting for the election begins on October 25.
- The debate covered topics like housing, safety, and transportation.
- Mamdani is described as focusing on local issues like affordability.
- Cuomo addressed past controversies, including his resignation due to allegations.
- Sliwa was mentioned as appealing to protest voters.
- Commentators noted that Mamdani stayed composed and on message during the debate.
