Outside the Brooklyn Museum, Early Voters Discuss What Makes This Election Different and Record Turnout
Over the course of the last week, “I Voted” stickers have become ubiquitous on the chests of New Yorkers…
Over the course of the last week, “I Voted” stickers have become ubiquitous on the chests of New Yorkers…

The Political Fight for Southern Brooklyn’s Russian-Speakers
Little Russia’s residents are impacted by the affordability crisis like everyone else, but they are also deeply wary of socialism.

With 2 Weeks Left in the Mayoral Race, Mamdani Hosts Cost of Living Classic in Coney Island
In addition to its stated goal of drawing attention to New York City’s high cost of living, the tournament also provided an opportunity for the campaign to activate supporters ahead of early voting, which begins next weekend.

Flailing Zohran Foes Wield Islamophobic Smears in Waning Days of Mayoral Race
Beloved Bed-Stuy Imam Targeted as Terror Suspect After Endorsing Mamdani

The Establishment’s Journalism of Exclusion Meets a New Kind of New York Politics
Nine Observations on the mayoral race following Thursday’s debate.

Op-Ed: Zohran Mamdani and the Revolt Against the Empire of Arrogance
The guardians of the status quo have one unspoken pact: to protect the myth that money equals merit, that inequality is natural, that socialism is a curse word. They can tolerate token diversity, but not moral defiance.

Book Excerpt: How Zohran Mamdani’s Grassroots Ground Game Came Together
While the NYC-DSA anchored Zohran’s dynamic field operation, members of many other activist groups made important contributions.