US EditionNew York’s Financial Crowd Rushes to Build Anti-Mamdani War Chest
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 10 – Political figures and donors are raising over $20 million to oppose Mamdani, whose pledge to detain Netanyahu has sparked controversy amid debates on international law and city powers.
- Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani won the New York City mayoral primary, sparking fierce opposition from political donors and business leaders.
- Mamdani's campaign plans rent freezes and to register 1 million new voters, which has alarmed establishment figures launching a $20 million PAC against him.
- Mamdani pledged to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he visits New York, citing an ICC warrant, while Netanyahu and Trump dismissed the threat as political posturing.
- Mayor Adams raised over $1 million at a Manhattan fundraiser amid assertions that unprecedented energy mobilizes to block Mamdani’s mayoral bid despite Adams winning with 11% of registered voters.
- The escalating conflict highlights New York City's role as a stage for global politics, indicating ongoing domestic and international tensions influencing the mayoral race.
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NYC Mayor’s Race: New Super PACs form for and against Mamdani as general election heats up
As Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani charges into the general election, allies and opponents are mobilizing behind new super PACs—one to propel him to City Hall, the other to stop him from getting there—amid growing unease in the city’s business circles. A pro-Mamdani PAC named "OneNYC" was filed on Thursday, according to state campaign finance records. The independent expenditure lists Yasser Salem, a partner at the private investment g…
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The victory of socialist Zohran Mamdani in the Democratic primaries for New York City's mayor's office is generating panic in the markets and has already provoked a response from the city's financial class.Read more]]>
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