New York Mayor Election - Vote for Mamdani

[Shishir99]

Elon Musk posted a picture of a ballot paper and said:

The New York City ballot form is a scam!

- No ID is required
- Other mayoral candidates appear twice
- Cuomo’s name is last in the bottom right

- https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1985692613010502114

Several people already answered him like this:

1. NYC doesn't have voter ID laws  

2. In New York, the state, multiple parties can endorse the same candidate, so some can appear multiple times. Sliwa, the Republican, is also listed twice!

3. Eric Adams is on the ballot because he dropped out too late  

4. Cuomo lost the primary, and ran as an indy, and ballots list major party candidates first  

Maybe you don't like the rules. Fine. But posting this stuff on X with zero context makes people think there is fraud or cheating. These are just the rules being applied to candidates evenly.

https://x.com/Ike_Saul/status/1985696751055942102

Elon should be worried about his Doge coin holding instead of who will be the New York Mayor.


BTW, look at this

[BADecker]

Mamdani is Muslim.

Islam is a government as well as a religion.

A vote for any Muslim is a vote for a different government right it the United States.

[o48o]

Well done New York!

Mamdani is Muslim.
-cut-

Maybe you get a refreshing viewpoint now. Because being governed by someone who believes in a deity, that we don't believe in, isn't anything new to atheists.

Religion doesn't really matter. What matter is where they stand in politics and and if they are personally able to fit in secular nation.
Meanwhile maga-hats have been pushing their weird and distorted Christian nationalism over secularism.

I totally understand why this would offend people, because voting for someone who hasn't done sexual assaults against kids or women is not what MAGA-hats do. (Too bad these kind of lists are mountain of work to update)

[montaga]

Mamdani is Muslim.

Islam is a government as well as a religion.

A vote for any Muslim is a vote for a different government right it the United States.

Politics is the craziest thing in the world. Time and time again people fail.

To this day people believe there are icebergs in Portugal, may as well believe in Santa Claus.

[BADecker]

Looks like Mamdani is involved in election fraud. Several videos at the site. Polling places swatted.

New York City Polling Stations Swatted! PLUS, Ballots List Mamdani Twice, Ensuring Defeat Of Cuomo! Total Election Fraud CONFIRMED!


New York City Polling Stations Swatted! PLUS, Ballots List Mamdani Twice, Ensuring Defeat Of Cuomo! Total Election Fraud CONFIRMED! - https://www.infowars.com/posts/new-york-city-polling-stations-swatted-plus-ballots-list-mamdani-twice-ensuring-defeat-of-cuomo-total-election-fraud-confirmed

[FinneysTrueVision]

Politics is the craziest thing in the world. Time and time again people fail.

To this day people believe there are icebergs in Portugal, may as well believe in Santa Claus.

These are members of the Satmar community, who are strongly anti-Zionist. They do not recognize Israel as legitimate. Mamdani never said he hates Jews, so I don’t see why it would be a big deal that he campaigned for their vote.

We will see what his actual policies are once he is sworn in. Ideally, he should do everything within his power to divest the city from Israel. His priority should be the people of New York, which wasn’t always the case with previous mayors, who took direct orders from their Zionist billionaire funders.

[IjawMan]

This the problem with politics it is all about interest and the politicians brew on this divided interests of the people exploiting it to achieve their personal ambitions.

I can not imagine an advance world where selections of candidates for electoral positions are still rooted on religious grounds and race by citizens who should be concerned about choosing a decent leader that genuinely have the common interest of the development of all the constituent, with the people's unity as a priority than having someone elected base on religion affiliations.

[NotATether]

1. NYC doesn't have voter ID laws  

2. In New York, the state, multiple parties can endorse the same candidate, so some can appear multiple times. Sliwa, the Republican, is also listed twice!

3. Eric Adams is on the ballot because he dropped out too late  

4. Cuomo lost the primary, and ran as an indy, and ballots list major party candidates first  

Maybe you don't like the rules. Fine. But posting this stuff on X with zero context makes people think there is fraud or cheating. These are just the rules being applied to candidates evenly.

New York has too much regulation. You already know for example they have so many licensing requirements for crypto companies that most just elect to just stop serving customers in the state.

A lot of these quirks are because New York and lots of other states don't really take the time to streamline their legislation. Government in a nutshell.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Mamdami is another posh millionaire who has never had to work in his life until he managed to make a living from a supposed revolution, as happened with Marx and Lenin, among others.

Now all that remains is the exodus of the most productive citizens, widespread impoverishment, rising crime, and increasing control over everything he can.

New York has too much regulation.

Well, now there's going to be more, lol.

[LDL]

The first Muslim mayor in US history to be elected, however, the most important of his notable steps behind being elected as a Muslim mayor is that he highlighted the needs of middle-class and lower-class New York families and was elected mayor to serve them. He is more popular from a position of rent control and landlord accountability, and he grew up in New York, so New Yorkers have elected a mayor who understands and knows every speck of dust in New York. The most important thing is that he deployed many young people for his campaign in his election camp and they were always engaged in serving the people.

However, he mentioned Bangladeshi aunties in a victory speech and the role of aunties in Bangladesh was extraordinary in his victory.

[sportbitcoin]

The first Muslim mayor in US history to be elected, however, the most important of his notable steps behind being elected as a Muslim mayor is that he highlighted the needs of middle-class and lower-class New York families and was elected mayor to serve them. He is more popular from a position of rent control and landlord accountability, and he grew up in New York, so New Yorkers have elected a mayor who understands and knows every speck of dust in New York. The most important thing is that he deployed many young people for his campaign in his election camp and they were always engaged in serving the people.

However, he mentioned Bangladeshi aunties in a victory speech and the role of aunties in Bangladesh was extraordinary in his victory.

You have well summed up his success. The fact that he is the first Muslim mayor to be elected in the US history is historic, but what is even more important is that he is also concerned with middle- and lower-class New Yorkers. Such policies as rent control and responsibility of landlords made him rather understandable and related to the ordinary inhabitants. He spent his childhood in New York and therefore had a great sense of the neighborhoods, challenges and people of the city and this undoubtedly did not fail him when it came to relating to the electorate.

Another exciting and emotional aspect of his campaign was the involvement of young volunteers, which made them active to serve the community to strengthen his grassroot base.

Another event that was noticed was when he referred to the Bangladeshi aunties in the victory speech, which showed the extraordinary contribution they made to his campaign. This is a little but significant observation that demonstrates the power of various community participation in an election.

[Lidger]

Well done New York!

Mamdani is Muslim.
-cut-

Maybe you get a refreshing viewpoint now. Because being governed by someone who believes in a deity, that we don't believe in, isn't anything new to atheists.

Religion doesn't really matter. What matter is where they stand in politics and and if they are personally able to fit in secular nation.
Meanwhile maga-hats have been pushing their weird and distorted Christian nationalism over secularism.

I totally understand why this would offend people, because voting for someone who hasn't done sexual assaults against kids or women is not what MAGA-hats do. (Too bad these kind of lists are mountain of work to update)

If religion was more important to New Yorkers, Mamdani would never have become mayor because New York has a large number of Christians. This incident in New York proves that religion is not the main problem for a good leader, a competent person can make a place in the hearts of people from any religion. When selecting a leader, one should always select someone who is skilled, smart, regardless of religion or caste, who will come forward in times of danger to people, who has good educational qualifications, who can protest against injustice with courage. With the change of time, people's thinking has changed, Mamdani's incident will inspire all those politicians who are in the majority in terms of religion. As much as the people of New York have adopted him, now this mayor should stand by the people and work on their problems.

[FunshareNesialMLMPenipu]

Mamdani is Muslim.

Islam is a government as well as a religion.

A vote for any Muslim is a vote for a different government right it the United States.

America was in disarray during Trump's presidency, with constant wars absorbing a large portion of the budget and US debt accumulating significantly.
Perhaps different leadership needs to be tried. Yes, starting with a smaller segment newyork , namely the mayor.
But in America, if it's different, especially regarding religion, it's difficult to win the constellation. except in areas where there are more immigrants than local residents.

[uneng]

Another Barack Obama? People are really foolish to continue trusting in politicians and considering them to be super heroes who will solve the daily problems of the average citizens, while it were such citizens who should be addressing and solving the problems of their lives themselves.

It's just not possible to reach the status of New York city mayor without being manipulative, deceiver, and in this case, demagogical. USA is really doomed to decadence with these political third world countries' scripts. The point is, where to move to in this world right now? Where is there still a civilized, coherent and trustful society to live in?

[montaga]

Will zionist Trump move out of NY and sell his tower?
https://youtu.be/ryrV2WGO3rk

[Hispo]

Another Barack Obama? People are really foolish to continue trusting in politicians and considering them to be super heroes who will solve the daily problems of the average citizens, while it were such citizens who should be addressing and solving the problems of their lives themselves.

It's just not possible to reach the status of New York city mayor without being manipulative, deceiver, and in this case, demagogical. USA is really doomed to decadence with these political third world countries' scripts. The point is, where to move to in this world right now? Where is there still a civilized, coherent and trustful society to live in?

When there are so many people put there which little left to lose, all the have is hope, and they decide to bestow that hope to people who could do something for improving society, in this case it is politicians. Though, we all know politicians are flawed and can commit acts of corruption and deceit which not all people are ready to admit or consider to be even possible.

As for where to live or where to flee to escape deceit, I doubt there is a republic on this planned which is left untouched by bad politics and bad politicians, it is just better to try to find a way to live in which bad choices by those in power affects us the least.