Last week NYC voted, and it wasn't subtle. Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani's win over former Governor Andrew Cuomo in NYC's Democratic mayoral primary was driven by a progressive platform with major policy implications, including: • $30 minimum wage by 2030 • $1.1B Department of Community Safety • $100B for public housing • City-run grocery stores Cuomo hasn't made an official decision yet. The general election could feature 4–5 candidates with competing urban agendas. Why it matters: • $10B+/year in new public spending • Over 2 million rent-stabilized units affected • Regulatory resets likely in housing, labor, and public safety This isn't just local, it's a national governance inflection point. Read more at the blog link in our bio. #NYCPrimary #NYCMayor #UrbanPolicy #PublicFinance #MunicipalStrategy #StrategicRisk #PolicyLeadership #StrategicComms #GovernanceShift #ElectoralTrends #ZohranMamdani #AndrewCuomo #EricAdams #CurtisSliwa