The Polls Dont Lie - Zohran Does Lie and Will Be The Mayor of NYC
- Bruce News MA Ed.
- Jul 31
- 3 min read
Bruce News MA Ed.
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Zennith Progress Poll - Mamdani has a 50% lead over all other candidates combined.
Predict It.Org - Mamdani - 78% Will be the next mayor of NYC.
Times of Israel Poll- Mamdani has the votes of 43% of Jewish Voters.
Zohran Mamdani is winning in every credible poll by a wide margin. (Harris Poll, Wick Poll, Data For Progress Poll, Gotham Poll, American Pulse Poll, Honan Poll and Manhattan Institue Poll).
In the race for New York City's mayor in 2025, Zohran Mamdani has emerged as the Democratic nominee following the June 24 primary. As a democratic socialist and current New York State Assemblymember, Mamdani leads in polls, even as incumbent Eric Adams and former Governor Andrew Cuomo run as independents, and Curtis Sliwa represents the Republicans. His campaign emphasizes affordability, housing, and social justice, but critics warn of severe consequences if he wins the general election on November 4. This article explores those potential impacts, urging readers to prepare for what could be a challenging period ahead.
The Safety Concerns: Rising Violence and Law Enforcement Challenges.:Critics express deep worries about public safety under a Mamdani administration, suggesting it may not be safe to be out after dusk, especially for Jewish communities. This concern arises from Mamdani's positions on the Israel-Hamas conflict, including his endorsement of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement and reluctance to condemn certain pro-Palestinian slogans.
Some sources accuse him of justifying actions by groups like Hamas, framing them in a context that differs from mainstream condemnations. While Mamdani has spoken against rising antisemitism and called for safety and justice for both Israelis and Palestinians, his base includes progressives whose demonstrations have occasionally turned confrontational.
There are predictions that violence against law enforcement could surge, driven by heightened tensions during the campaign. Mamdani's supporters are often characterized by opponents as including backers of radical elements, ultra-liberals, and progressives, potentially making rallies hazardous with intense animosity. Historical precedents under socialist-leaning governments are cited, where Jewish populations have faced significant risks. Detractors argue that Mamdani's stance could empower extremists.
A major issue is police funding. Mamdani has committed to defunding the NYPD, including eliminating units for handling mass shootings. This, critics say, could lead to an officer shortage and increased crime, making public spaces like subways highly dangerous. The mere discussion of defunding is seen as disrespectful to police, turning them into targets and emboldening criminals to exploit the chaos.
Economic Ripple Effects: Businesses are Fleeing and Tax Hikes. Economic fallout is another key concern. Businesses may accelerate their exit from New York, as many workers already seek opportunities elsewhere. With Lower Manhattan as the world's financial hub, a departure of firms due to Mamdani's policies—such as government-operated grocery stores and rent controls—could have nationwide repercussions.
Nearby areas are preparing; property taxes in New Jersey have increased anticipating an influx from NYC, which would raise rents and costs broadly. Mamdani's progressive agenda is viewed by skeptics as likely to worsen these trends, despite promises to address inequality through childcare and housing reforms. Opponents fear it could transform the city into an unsustainable environment.
Limited Paths for Opponents: Adams, Cuomo, and Sliwa Facing Uphill Battles: With Mamdani as the Democratic frontrunner, challengers like Adams, Cuomo, and Sliwa appear to have narrow paths to victory. Polls indicate Mamdani's strong lead, including advantages in diverse voter groups. Opposition efforts are underway, but fragmentation among independents and Republicans may hinder their chances.
A Call to Action: Prepare, Plan, and Pray: The message from critics is urgent: recognize the approaching reality and prepare. Educate families and plan for potential disruptions, as daily life could grow more chaotic leading up to and following the election. Barring unforeseen events, Mamdani's victory seems probable, and readiness is essential. Prayer and vigilance are advised in facing these challenges.
While Mamdani's platform highlights progressive reforms and support for Palestinian rights, contrasting views paint a picture of uncertainty. As the general election nears, the question remains: Will his leadership foster equity or instability? For those concerned, proactive steps are recommended now.
Pray, Vote and be Active --- Bruce
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