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Sally Goldenberg, a renowned NYC politics reporter known for her scoops and in-depth coverage, has joined The New York Times as a reporter covering City Hall, local politics, and their intersections with state and federal issues, bringing her extensive experience and sources to the paper's political team.
John Catsimatidis discusses his views on New York City politics, including his relationships with Donald Trump, the state of the Republican Party, immigration issues, and the city's future, emphasizing the importance of common sense policies and the challenges faced by the city's political landscape.
The NYC mayoral race has become less crowded after Mayor Eric Adams withdrew, with Zohran Mamdani leading in polls and gaining national attention, while candidates and donors adjust strategies. The race's outcome could influence national political narratives, especially around progressive policies and campaign funding. The election is set for November 4, with key debates and voting deadlines approaching.
The Chinese consulate in Manhattan has been actively influencing local elections in New York City by mobilizing community groups, many of which are tax-exempt nonprofits, to support pro-China candidates and oppose those who challenge Beijing's policies, including issues related to Taiwan and Hong Kong, raising concerns about foreign interference in U.S. politics.
During the final NYC Democratic mayoral debate, Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani exchanged sharp criticisms, highlighting their contrasting experience and visions for the city, with Cuomo leading in polls and Mamdani gaining attention for his youth and progressive proposals. The debate also featured notable moments from other candidates and endorsements, setting the stage for the upcoming primary.
A POLITICO poll shows City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams leading Andrew Cuomo in a hypothetical general election if she runs on the Working Families Party line, despite Cuomo's primary lead. The WFP's endorsement process and ranked-choice voting system highlight strategic considerations in the upcoming NYC Democratic primary, with Adams gaining significant support among Black voters and in the Bronx.