Political Dynamics in NYC Elections

This chapter explores the intricate political landscape leading up to the New York City elections, focusing on candidates Zoram Mamdani, Eric Adams, and Curtis Sliwa. It examines the challenges facing Adams, particularly his struggle against Mamdani's rising popularity and the shifting voter demographics, especially within Jewish and Black communities. The discussion analyzes the implications of these dynamics on public safety, electoral outcomes, and the overall engagement of the Jewish community amid rising anti-Semitism.