With Election Day in NYC just 8 days away, Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa all hit the campaign trail over the weekend, as early voting began.

Dov Hikind shifts his NYC mayoral endorsement to Andrew Cuomo, warning that Zohran Mamdani’s policies could lead to disaster for the city. Former New York State assemblyman Dov Hikind switched his New York City mayoral race endorsement from Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa to former NY governor Andrew Cuomo on Sunday,

One of Curtis Silwa’s staunchest supporters in the orthodox Jewish community is dropping the Republican and instead backing ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the mayoral race against front-runner Zohran

Frontrunner Zohran Mamdani was attacked over his thin resume. Republican Curtis Sliwa strove to prove his seriousness as a candidate. And former Gov. Andrew Cuomo was pressed on the sexual

Sliwa and Cuomo blasted Mamdani on his inexperience and crime policies but largely failed to deal decisive blows.

I am no fan of Andrew Cuomo, but I also don’t want to light my vote on fire,” ex-Republican council minority leader Joe Borelli said.

Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa, in a fiery radio show appearance on WABC Wednesday morning, disavowed the station, saying he would never return, and shut down any idea of joining Andrew

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Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa criticizes Mamdani and Cuomo while outlining his mayoral platform focused on affordability, education reform and ending corruption in New York City.

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee and front-runner, was put on the defensive as his rivals, Andrew M. Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa, sought to siphon some of his support in their last meeting before early voting begins.

Cuomo, who has consistently trailed Mamdani in the polls, has attempted to make overtures to Republican voters and has dismissed Sliwa as a “spoiler” in the race. In a recent appearance on Fox News, Cuomo addressed Republican voters directly, saying the mayoral race is about “the future of New York and saving New York City.”