The three leading NYC mayoral candidates participated in their final televised debate Wednesday night, with supporters and spectators packing a university auditorium to witness heated exchanges over housing, Israel and Gaza, and federal immigration enforcement.

The Wall Street Journal

BBC News

The three leading NYC mayoral candidates participated in their final televised debate Wednesday night, with supporters and spectators packing a university auditorium to witness heated exchanges over housing, Israel and Gaza, and federal immigration enforcement.

All three mayoral candidates said they would retain Jessica Tisch as police commissioner, with Mamdani confirming reports that he planned to keep her in the position and praising her efforts to deliver accountability and reduce crime across the boroughs.</span

The New York Times

All three mayoral candidates said they would retain Jessica Tisch as police commissioner, with Mamdani confirming reports that he planned to keep her in the position and praising her efforts to deliver accountability and reduce crime across the boroughs.

Mamdani received criticism from both opponents when he declined to take a position on housing-related ballot measures, stating he had not yet formed an opinion on the proposals that voters will consider alongside the mayoral election.</span

New York Post

Mamdani received criticism from both opponents when he declined to take a position on housing-related ballot measures, stating he had not yet formed an opinion on the proposals that voters will consider alongside the mayoral election.

The debate featured personal attacks, with Mamdani confronting Cuomo about sexual harassment allegations and noting that accuser Charlotte Bennett was in the audience, while Cuomo questioned Mamdani's experience and criticized his record as a state assemblyman.</span

FOX News

The debate featured personal attacks, with Mamdani confronting Cuomo about sexual harassment allegations and noting that accuser Charlotte Bennett was in the audience, while Cuomo questioned Mamdani's experience and criticized his record as a state assemblyman.

Zohran Mamdani maintains a double-digit lead in New York City mayoral polling with less than a month until Election Day on November 4, according to multiple surveys showing him ahead of his main rivals Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa.</span

The Post Millennial

Zohran Mamdani maintains a double-digit lead in New York City mayoral polling with less than a month until Election Day on November 4, according to multiple surveys showing him ahead of his main rivals Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa.

A Quinnipiac University poll shows Mamdani leading Andrew Cuomo 46 percent to 33 percent, while a separate Patriot Polling survey found Mamdani with 43 percent support compared to Cuomo's 32 percent and Sliwa's 19 percent among New York City voters.</span

A Quinnipiac University poll shows Mamdani leading Andrew Cuomo 46 percent to 33 percent, while a separate Patriot Polling survey found Mamdani with 43 percent support compared to Cuomo's 32 percent and Sliwa's 19 percent among New York City voters.

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The three leading candidates participated in their final televised debate on Wednesday night, with supporters and spectators packing a university auditorium to witness heated exchanges over housing, Israel and Gaza, and federal immigration enforcement.</span

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BBC News #

The three leading candidates participated in their final televised debate on Wednesday night, with supporters and spectators packing a university auditorium to witness heated exchanges over housing, Israel and Gaza, and federal immigration enforcement.

Mamdani Leads NYC Mayoral Race with Month Until Election

Mamdani Leads NYC Mayoral Race with Month Until Election

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