New Yorkers are enduring high temperatures to participate in a competitive Democratic mayoral primary with key candidates such as Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo. With eleven candidates to choose from and a ranked-choice voting system, voters have significant options. The absence of current mayor Eric Adams, due to his corruption charges, adds tension to the race. The primary winner will likely face Republican Curtis Sliwa and independent Jim Walden, as Democrats have historically dominated New York City elections. Anti-Trump sentiments are playing a crucial role in shaping the candidates' platforms and voter preferences.
President Trump has declared war on Democratic states, Democratic cities. He's declared war on working families, he's declared war on immigrants, he's declared war on minorities.
Voters can select from eleven contenders when they cast their ballot, ranking up to five of their top choices under the city's ranked-choice voting system.
The winner of the Democratic primary will face Adams, Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa, and independent candidate Jim Walden come November.
Many New York City voters are hoping to elect a city leader who can stand up to President Donald Trump and his policies as the Administration faces widespread disapproval.
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