Zohran Mamdani has made history as the next mayor of New York City — the first Muslim, first Indian-origin, and youngest leader in more than a century to hold the office. The Ugandan-born Democratic Socialist defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa in a landmark victory, calling it a “mandate for change.” In his passionate speech, Mamdani vowed to make the city fairer, more affordable, and accountable to ordinary people. While critics, including Sliwa, warn against his progressive agenda, supporters see his win as a generational shift and a symbol of hope for a more inclusive New York.
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