SHOCK Poll Shows Big Trouble for Jihadi Zohran Mamdani

Sliwa must drop out.

It’s not rocket science and it’s not about Democrat/Republican. It’s a Hail Mary pass.

If you had told people after the 9/11 attacks on the WTC that, within a quarter century, NYC would elect a mayoral candidate who campaigns with an unindicted co-conspirator in the bombing of the WTC, you would have been considered to have a few screws loose.

Yet, here it is.… https://t.co/RHp8FmCzoi

— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) October 19, 2025

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Bombshell NYC mayoral poll shows trouble for Zohran Mamdani in one-on-one race with Andrew Cuomo

By Craig McCarthy and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon, NY Post, Oct. 20, 2025:

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo could be in a virtual dead heat with lefty front-runner Zohran Mamdani in the Big Apple mayoral race if Republican Curtis Sliwa drops out, a stunning new poll determined.

The newly released report by Gotham Polling and the city AARP found that 44.6% of New Yorkers would vote for Mamdani if Sliwa quit the race, compared to 40.7% saying they’d back Cuomo — with a margin of error of 4 points that puts Cuomo within striking distance.

With all three remaining in the race, Mamdani would continue to trounce the opposition, taking 43.2% of the vote compared to 28.9% for Cuomo and 19.4% for Sliwa, according to the poll.
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A new Gotham/AARP poll says Andrew Cuomo has a shot at City Hall if Curtis Sliwa quits — which he has refused to do. Emmy Park

However, the findings show that 78% of undecided city voters are 50 or older — which could be a difference maker for Cuomo while younger New Yorkers continue to back Mamdani.

“The decisive factor in this race may be the older voters who haven’t yet made up their minds,” said Stephen Graves, president of Gotham Polling & Analytics. “If the contest narrows to two leading candidates, the 50-plus electorate — by far the most reliable voting bloc — will likely determine who becomes the next mayor of New York City.”

The poll relies on 2021 general election demographics with just under 40% of voters under 50 years old. The model, though, could prove to underestimate Mamdani’s support this November after his campaign added tens of thousands of new young voters, making it a 50-50 split in turnout between younger and older voters.

Both Sliwa and Cuomo, who is running as an independent after losing to Mamdani in the Democratic Party primary, have repeatedly said they will not drop out of the race for City Hall.

Gotham pollsters questioned 1,040 likely voters over two days last week for the results, and found that the cost of living in the five boroughs was the most pressing concern across all age groups

That was the main issue for 63.6% of those polled, followed by 48.6% citing public safety and 38.9% choosing housing affordability as their top issue, the poll said.

Nearly 43% of those questioned said they identify as either very liberal or somewhat liberal — a strong showing for Mamdani — compared to just over 23% identifying as somewhat or very conservative.

Mamdani, a 33-year-old state assemblyman from Queens, stunned the city when he took the Democratic primary in June over Cuomo and outgoing Mayor Eric Adams, who has since dropped out of the race.

The self-described proud socialist is a Muslim born in Uganda before settling down in the Big Apple.
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Andrew Cuomo, Curtis Sliwa and Zohran Mamdani at the first of two New York City mayoral debate last week. via REUTERS

His lefty stance on a myriad of issues has raised alarm bells among many in city political circles and in the Jewish community due to Mamdani’s criticism of Israel and refusal to condemn Hamas.

Cuomo, a 67-year-old former governor and HUD secretary, slammed Mamdani for his lack of experience during the first of two mayoral debates last week.

On Sunday, he called Sliwa a “spoiler” in the race and again asked him to drop out.

“The problem is Curtis Sliwa is a spoiler in the race,” the Democratic ex-governor said on WABC 770 AM’s the “The Cats Roundtable” radio show. “A vote for Curtis Sliwa is really a vote for Mamdani.”

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