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Zohran Mamdani Energizes New York Voters with Groundbreaking Mayoral Campaign

Zohran Mamdani, poised to win the Democratic mayoral primary, mobilized tens of thousands of new voters in New York City through an innovative and grassroots-driven campaign.

By Leo Maxwell • June 29, 2025 3 MIN READ

Zohran Mamdani orchestrated a citywide mayoral campaign that emerged rapidly and successfully over a few months.

Edwin Membreno, who handles fruit and vegetable deliveries at La La Produce in Queens, copes with 102-degree temperatures and impatient customers seeking their mangoes.

Inside New York City's Sweltering Industrial Heat Zones

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A Democratic mayoral forum held at St. Paul Community Baptist Church in Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhood highlights voter concerns amid rising housing expenses.

The Exodus of Black New Yorkers and Its Potential Impact on City Politics

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Nathan Silver pictured in 1970 at Cambridge University, where he spent much of his academic career teaching architecture.

Remembering Nathan Silver: Architect and Chronicler of New York’s Lost Landmarks

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Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry played a key role in coordinating last-minute halted raids on city-funded hotels alongside federal authorities.

Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push

Kaz Daughtry, elevated to deputy mayor for public safety, has become a vital link for federal immigration enforcement efforts in New York City, playing a major role in coordinating ICE operations.

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Zohran Mamdani takes the subway following a campaign event in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.

Nine Mayoral Hopefuls Traverse New York's Five Boroughs in Vigorous Campaign

Ahead of the June 24 primary, nine Democratic candidates crisscrossed New York City’s five boroughs, engaging with residents amid a post-pandemic urban landscape marked by resilience and challenges.

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Artist Matthew Leifheit intentionally included music from performances held during the darkest years of the early AIDS epidemic.

Reviving Voices: A Sound Installation Celebrates Gay Men’s Choruses Amid the AIDS Crisis

Matthew Leifheit’s immersive sound piece, drawn from decades-old VHS recordings of gay men’s choruses, echoes through the New York City AIDS Memorial, honoring resilience during the AIDS epidemic.

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Zohran Mamdani has gained significant support from young voters in his bid for the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor.

Can Zohran Mamdani Become New York City's Youngest Mayor in a Century?

Zohran Mamdani has energized young, progressive voters with his dynamic approach, but questions remain about his readiness to lead one of the nation's most complex cities.

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Thomas Mallon in 1985, a young academic embarking on a promising literary path.

Thomas Mallon’s Intimate Diaries Chronicle New York’s AIDS Era and Literary Scene

In "The Very Heart of It," Thomas Mallon offers a vivid diary account of life amid the AIDS crisis, New York’s cultural vibrancy, and his evolving literary career in the 1980s and ’90s.

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Orien McNeill aboard his boat in New York Harbor in 2020. As one of the earliest artists to inhabit the Gowanus Canal, he used a 1953 Chris-Craft as his creative base nearly 20 years ago.

Orien McNeill, Visionary Artist of New York’s Waterways, Passes at 46

A pioneering figure in New York’s waterfront art scene, McNeill transformed polluted canals into stages for immersive, ephemeral performances and inspired a generation of DIY artists.

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The official New York City Pride march returns to Greenwich Village on June 29.

Celebrate Pride Month in New York: Parades, Parties, and Performances to Attend

New York City gears up for a vibrant Pride Month filled with marches, festivals, dance events, and queer-themed performances across the city and surrounding areas.

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Lifeguards began their first shifts of the season around 10 a.m. at Coney Island.

New York City Beaches Open Amid Lifeguard Shortage, More Staff Expected Soon

As New York City’s beaches open for the season with 280 certified lifeguards—still below the required number—officials anticipate additional staff joining ahead of summer’s peak.

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Zohran Mamdani Energizes New York Voters with Groundbreaking Mayoral Campaign

Inside New York City's Sweltering Industrial Heat Zones

The Exodus of Black New Yorkers and Its Potential Impact on City Politics

Remembering Nathan Silver: Architect and Chronicler of New York’s Lost Landmarks

Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push

Nine Mayoral Hopefuls Traverse New York's Five Boroughs in Vigorous Campaign

Reviving Voices: A Sound Installation Celebrates Gay Men’s Choruses Amid the AIDS Crisis

Can Zohran Mamdani Become New York City's Youngest Mayor in a Century?

Thomas Mallon’s Intimate Diaries Chronicle New York’s AIDS Era and Literary Scene

Orien McNeill, Visionary Artist of New York’s Waterways, Passes at 46

Celebrate Pride Month in New York: Parades, Parties, and Performances to Attend

New York City Beaches Open Amid Lifeguard Shortage, More Staff Expected Soon

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Zohran Mamdani Energizes New York Voters with Groundbreaking Mayoral Campaign

Inside New York City's Sweltering Industrial Heat Zones

The Exodus of Black New Yorkers and Its Potential Impact on City Politics

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Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push