Mamdani appeals to non-Democrats looking toward November general election

Democratic Socialist Mayorl candidate Zoharan Mamdani on Sunday appealed to non-Democrats during brief comments in Brooklyn, killing his general election campaign.

Mamdani, who defeated New York Gove Andrew Kuomo by 13 per cent in June Primary, recently concluded Donald Trump tour of every five -day, Donald Trump of each bor in New York City last week.

This time without referring to Trump, Mammadani addressed supporters in Brooklyn on Sunday and capable of taking care of the “material needs of content” of voters with strength and a message on the local government.

“Are there more new yorkers who want to join this movement for a city that they can actually tolerate?” Mamdani, who campaigned on socialist and communist ideas, said that the government -operated grocery stores and rent freeze.

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Mammadani recalled a conversation, stating that he had a volunteer of an organization on Primary Election Day, which supported his campaign. He said that the volunteer had received a phone call from a colleague about “aunt and uncles, who were breaking on the pole sites, when they were informed that they were not registered as a democrats and were able to vote at that time.” Only registered Democrats were eligible to vote in June Primary.

Mamdani also told the story of an 18 -year -old man who was pulling the primary election next to the motorcycle at night to ask for a selfie. Mamdani said that he asked the young man if he had voted and used his license to investigate his registration. According to Mamdani, the person was a registered Republican who was disqualified to vote in primary, but who could support the Democratic Socialist candidate in the November general election.

Mamdani said, “Let me tell you the story of that 18 -year -old man, of the aunt and uncles who had to be drawn away from those pole sites, to remind us how many more new yorkers are for us to speak.” “And I thank you for being here, because so many times, any victory in politics is described as they are only for the candidate. But you know the truth. This is your victory. This is your victory.

Mamdani credited his campaign canvarsers, who went to door to door in six-mazil walk-ups, rain or shines, “to take a campaign, which was believed to, is the best, an interesting idea, who won any of the most votes in the primary history of the city of New York.”

Mammadani received more than 573,00 votes in the primary of June, although the voter voting was less than 30% of the registered Democrats.

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“I thank you for being here today, because what you show is that this movement is just starting. Yes, we are starting now because we know that we know that we have many and neighborhoods to reach, so many new yorkers and so many people to speak for us that we can eventually show that the local government can actually meet their materials,” Mamdani added to the needs. “And I thank you for doing this, because you are the one who is changing history in this city and this country, and it is an honor to be a part of this movement with each of you.”

Mammadani-He has recently run back his comment without questioning the press on blaming the police-but concluded his comment without questioning the press, but on the first Sunday resorted to social media to address a collective shooting in Brooklyn.

He said the incident of Crown Heights “stole the life of three new Yorkers and injured,” saying that he was “grateful to the first to the respondents who moved towards danger and worked to save life.”

“We cannot accept gun violence in our city,” Mamdani wrote.

Kuoomo, who has recently run as an independent in the November election, has increased attacks on Mamdani to stay in the rented apartment despite his rich upbringing.

Mamdani, a fiery Indian filmmaker and son of a professor at the University of Columbia, recently returned from an extraordinary wedding celebration in Uganda. He has recently returned his former support to “make Intefada global” after widespread criticism and concern from the New York Jewish community.

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