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James Solomon was elected mayor of Jersey City, defeating ex-Governor Jim McGreevey in a runoff, with a platform focused on making the city more affordable and addressing rising costs and development issues.
Lefty Seattle mayoral challenger Katie Wilson is narrowly leading incumbent Bruce Harrell as vote counts continue, with her parents in New York providing financial support for her childcare expenses, highlighting her campaign focus on issues like homelessness and affordable childcare.
Zohran Mamdani won the New York City mayoral race, overcoming significant opposition from the city's wealthy elite, who initially opposed him but are now offering support and assistance in his governance, signaling a potential shift in power dynamics.
Zohran Mamdani won the NYC mayoral race, challenging the influence of billionaires who previously opposed him, and now some Wall Street figures are offering support despite earlier criticisms and political tensions.
Jewish New Yorkers exhibit a range of reactions to Zohran Mamdani's mayoral victory, reflecting diverse political views and concerns about antisemitism, with some supporting his policies and others wary due to his pro-Palestinian activism and stance on Israel. Prominent figures and groups express both cautious optimism and ongoing skepticism, emphasizing the need for community engagement and vigilance against antisemitism.
Jacob Frey was re-elected as Minneapolis mayor, winning a third term after securing 50% of the vote in a record-high voter turnout, defeating challenger Omar Fateh who campaigned on increasing public services and police reform.
Mary Sheffield has been elected as Detroit's first woman mayor, succeeding Mike Duggan, and has prioritized education, public safety, and neighborhood development to continue the city's positive trajectory after its recovery from bankruptcy.
Zohran Mamdani, after a surprising primary victory, is running for NYC mayor against former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is running as an independent, and Republican Curtis Sliwa, with incumbent Mayor Eric Adams endorsing Cuomo after dropping out of the race.
The 2025 New York City mayoral election results are currently unreported, with no votes counted for the candidates Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa, and no votes reported across all boroughs.
A poll indicates nearly a million New Yorkers might leave if Zohran Mamdani wins the mayoral race, mainly due to his proposed tax policies targeting the wealthy, which could have severe economic repercussions for the city, including a significant loss of high earners and a potential decline in city revenue and real estate values.
The New York City 2025 mayoral election features Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, a progressive candidate, facing off against former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa, with key races and ballot measures also on the ballot. Mamdani's campaign has sparked debate within the Democratic Party, and the election results are expected to be closely watched, with vote counting continuing after polls close.
The article argues that New Yorkers face a critical choice in their mayoral election between the experienced, proven leader Andrew Cuomo and the radical, untested Mamdani, warning that voting for Mamdani could lead to disastrous consequences for the city’s stability, economy, and democratic norms.
Detroit, 12 years after its historic bankruptcy, is holding a mayoral primary with multiple candidates vying to lead a city that has seen significant recovery and transformation, especially in downtown and Midtown, but still faces challenges in revitalizing neglected neighborhoods and addressing disparities. The election marks a pivotal moment as the city prepares for new leadership to sustain its progress and tackle ongoing issues like poverty, safety, and infrastructure.
Mayor Eric Adams officially announced his bid for re-election in New York City amid political challenges and low approval ratings, positioning himself against potential Democratic rival Zohran Mamdani.
Democratic Assemblymember Kevin McCarty has been elected as Sacramento's next mayor, narrowly defeating progressive candidate Flojaune "Flo" Cofer. The election focused heavily on issues of homelessness and public safety, with McCarty, a more moderate candidate, winning by a slim margin of 1,938 votes. Cofer, who conceded the race, emphasized her commitment to supporting the new administration. McCarty's victory follows a campaign where he was able to position himself against Cofer's more liberal policies, such as her proposal for sanctioned homeless campsites in underutilized parks.