Dynamics of the NYC Mayoral Race

This chapter explores the competitive landscape of the New York City mayoral race, focusing on the 13 candidates, with a divide between centrist and progressive factions. It examines the impact of rising crime rates on voter sentiment and safety perceptions, as well as the implications of the new ranked choice voting system. The discussion highlights key figures like Eric Adams and Andrew Yang while addressing public concerns about crime overshadowing pandemic recovery.

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