Elizabeth Kim

Brigid Bergin is a senior political correspondent for WNYC with in-depth knowledge of New York City politics, while Elizabeth Kim writes for Gothamist and WNYC, keeping tabs on the mayoral race. They discuss Andrew Cuomo's rocky campaign, highlighting the controversies over missing public funds and a recent hefty donation from Bill Ackman. The conversation dives into the challenges of voter perception, the impact of recent polling, and even touches on the backlash surrounding Cuomo's use of AI for his housing plan.

Elizabeth Kim, a reporter for Gothamist and WNYC, dives into the New York City mayoral campaign's dynamics. She discusses the potential impact of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's endorsement on progressive candidates like Maya Wiley. The conversation also explores the intricacies of ranked-choice voting and its influence on voter choices amid debates about public safety and police reforms. Kim highlights the tension around candidate strategies and the significance of endorsements in shaping electoral outcomes.

Elizabeth Kim, a WNYC and Gothamist reporter specializing in NYC politics, shares insights on Mayor Adams' weekly press conference. She discusses the dropped federal corruption charges and their potential impact on his mayoral campaign. The conversation also dives into Adams' criticisms of Andrew Cuomo, the evolving political landscape, and public perceptions surrounding his policies. Additionally, listeners weigh in on the implications of ranked choice voting and how ongoing challenges shape the dynamics of the upcoming election.