Summary
The New York City mayoral race is nearing its end, with Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani leading in multiple polls against his rivals, former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa. Mamdani, supported by progressives, aims to overcome moderate resistance within his party, while Cuomo is trying to build a centrist coalition.
Key Facts
- New York City voters will choose their next mayor soon.
- Zohran Mamdani is the Democratic candidate, backed by progressives.
- Andrew Cuomo, a former governor, is running as an independent.
- Republican Curtis Sliwa is also in the race.
- Mamdani leads in several polls, but with varying levels of support.
- A Suffolk University poll shows Mamdani leading Cuomo by 10 points.
- Cuomo has narrowed the gap compared to previous months, gaining more support from Hispanic and independent voters.
- The election is crucial because the new mayor will address key city issues like housing, affordability, and public safety.
