The article discusses the intense political rivalry in New York's mayoral race, focusing on Andrew Cuomo and Assembly member Zohran Mamdani. Amid mixed feelings about Cuomo, many are rallying financial support to prevent Mamdani's rise, which is reflected in polling data revealing his increasing voter support. Mamdani's attempts to broaden appeal among moderate voters face significant challenges, especially following critical responses from influential media and varied perspectives on his policies, specifically those perceived as far-left.
"Cuomo is a horrible, horrible person. I hate him. I'm ranking him first." This sentiment reflects the disdain some have for Cuomo while fearing his political resurgence.
"The latest independent poll shows Mamdani overtaking Cuomo in the eighth round of counting ranked-choice ballots... putting Mamdani over the top with 51.8 percent of the vote to Cuomo's 48.2 percent." This highlights the election's nail-biting uncertainty.
"Mamdani has tried to broaden his appeal to moderate voters, in part by changing his mind about for-profit development... a setback when the New York Times editorial board called his agenda uniquely unsuited to the city's challenges." This indicates Mamdani's strategic shifts amid criticism.
"Three things turn off so many real estate people from Mamdani: A promised rent freeze and other far-left policies, such as government-run supermarkets, free buses and child care." This emphasizes Mamdani's controversial proposed policies.
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