US EditionSanders and Mamdani energize supporters at town hall as NYC mayor’s race enters final stretch
Bernie Sanders backs Zohran Mamdani's progressive platform as Mamdani leads polls by 13 points, challenging wealthy opposition in the NYC 2025 mayoral race.
- Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani and Senator Bernie Sanders held a rally at Brooklyn College, urging support for Mamdani's campaign ahead of the general election.
- Sanders criticized New York’s Democratic leaders for not supporting Mamdani despite his popularity among voters.
- Mamdani currently leads in the polls, gaining support from labor and political groups that initially backed Cuomo.
- Mamdani proposes various programs including affordable housing and a new city agency for addressing violence, framing his candidacy as a push for democracy in New York City.
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With a message of struggle against inequalities, openness to immigration, social and civil rights, Zohran Mamdani and Bernie Sanders met on Saturday evening on the stage of Brooklyn College in New York City. The event, attended by 1700 people, was organized in support of the campaign as mayor of Mamdani, who won the democratic primary with a progressive program and is facing particularly violent attacks by moderate and conservative democrats. In…
The 83-year-old progressive senator stopped in New York City on Saturday, September 6, as part of his Fight Oligarchy Tour, to support the 33-year-old municipal candidate, who has become a real political sensation since his victory at the Democratic Primarys. ...
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The New Yorkian | The True New Yorker - thoughtful, courteous, honest and helpfulMamdani, Sanders use Brooklyn College event to push pro-Palestine, anti-Israel agenda
Socialist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani used a Brooklyn College event hosted by fellow comrade Sen. Bernie Sanders Saturday night to rip the City University of New York for firing and disciplining Israel-hating, pro-Palestine faculty members.
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