Polls found that Mamdani expanded leadership as the New York City mayoral race intensified. New York

The mayor race in New York City is heating up, Zohran Mamdanithe young progressive man won the primary election of the Democratic nomination among the main competitors this week.

Mamdani, 33, further away before the former governor of New York State Andrew Cuomocurrent mayor Eric Adams lags far behind leaders of the largest cities in the United States before the November election.

In a metropolis that leans towards Democrats, he is also far ahead of Republican dialogue host Curtis Sliwa, and another independent, former federal prosecutor who jumped and little-known Democrat Jim Walden.

According to a poll released on Tuesday, it has gained recognition from fellow leftists on the national stage, such as Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who leads 19 points in recent rival Cuomo.

However, this is a small-scale survey, with the Siena poll sampled only 317 registered voters and considered the error margin of the anomaly width to be unusually wide.

Mamdani is a Muslim who won some negative attacks in his early years, with members of Democratic Socialists in the NYC state legislature.

Cuomo is expected to win the Democratic primary, but despite his almost universal recognition of his name, he was beaten for an overly traditional campaign and suffered responsibility for sexual harassment and bullying of his job after resigning from the governor’s responsibility.

Siena on Tuesday believed Mamdani was 32 points ahead of Sliwa and 37 points ahead of Adams, who was plagued by allegations of corruption and pushed to the door by voters after one term.

With Mamdani’s candidate as candidate, his certificate is now under attack, and he has been with state lawmakers for only four years. Cuomo attacked Mamdani for living in a rent- or rent-adjusted apartment when rent was $2,500 a month and market interest rate was $8,000, while he earned $147,000 a year and was running for housing affordability and calling for higher taxes for the wealthiest New Yorkers.

Cuomo accused Mamdani of “ruthless theft” and proposed a new method of testing, the “Zoran Act,” which would control who could live in a million rent-stable homes in the city. Mamdani’s campaign said their candidates would qualify for the 30% rent-to-income standard proposed by Cuomo when they moved and earned $47,000 a year, describing Cuomo’s proposal as a “small announcement.”

But Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf said the problem is based on the opening up of New York City voters who rely on Mamdani.

“This won’t give numbers to young people who are supporting the foundation, but this argument can benefit both Cuomo and Adams because it makes Mamdani look like a hypocrite,” he said.

Meanwhile, Mamdani launched the “Five Administrative Districts against Trump”, shifting the focus to what many Democratic New Yorkers can agree on is the common enemy of the Republican U.S. president.

Trump threatens to plead in New York – if elected by Mamdani and Cuomo Posted That could happen, “Trump will flatten him like a pancake.”

Sheinkopf said Mamdani’s turn to attacking Trump was a wise political strategy because it deviated from his lack of experience in governing. “He can be beaten, but the question is can any of these guys figure it out? Cuomo’s numbers have to be much lower to win, and Adams has to work hard.

“His only way [Mamdani] It was a crime he had made some mistakes earlier, but thought the crime had been reduced, the number of education and jobs increased, the travel numbers were great, but I needed more time to make sure that 85,000 new housing units had passed,” Sheinkopf said.

State Legislative Democrat Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, who included much of East Brooklyn, was a moderate on the left and attended Mamdani-LED’s anti-Trump conference on Tuesday.

“Democrats, moderate or progressive, revolve around urgent issues such as affordability, housing and protecting our democracy,” Hermelin said.