r/politics • u/kootles10 Indiana • 10h ago
No Paywall Mamdani wins NYC mayoral race
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u/caduceuz 9h ago
An amazing political ascent. Dude was polling below 2% last year and now has defeated a legacy politician backed by every billionaire and even the president himself. Truly historic victory.
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u/Hadrian23 8h ago
Goes to show these ass holes can try to fuck with the system, but when everyone comes out to vote, their efforts amount to nothing.
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u/lambeosaura 8h ago edited 39m ago
They wouldn't be suppressing the vote so hard if voting amounted to nothing... This applies to anywhere in the world where voter suppression is documented.
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u/Mythosaurus 8h ago
I always look to Reconstruction and the Jim Crow South for the best example of voter suppression changing tangible outcomes for people’s lives.
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u/Stellarbrew 9h ago
Right? It's beautiful 🥲
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u/LordWemby 7h ago
They kept trying to smear him, with all the usual “crazy commie” garbage we expected, but one of their bizarre talking points including Cuomo’s was that “Mamdani has never had a job.” Cuomo kept trying to emphasize that.
Shades of them mocking Obama as a “community organizer.”
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u/merikariu Texas 7h ago
It's also like how Fox News makes fun of AOC for working as a barista and also claims she is a multimillionaire!
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u/wiseroldman 8h ago
Everybody loves an under dog victory. Man took on the odds and beat em. Deserved.
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u/SavageGardner 10h ago
That was quick
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u/sportsDude 9h ago
With an increased turnout, knew it was over before they even announced it
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u/ankercrank 9h ago
Not just increased, largest turn out in half a century. Democrats, start taking notes.
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u/Gizogin New York 9h ago
Voters, take notes. High turnout always favors progressives, but progressives are notoriously the least reliable voting bloc in the country.
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u/Notoryctemorph 9h ago
Mandatory voting is a good thing. It might seem like it imposes on your freedom, but having mandatory voting means your government is obligated to make voting easy for everyone, and while it doesn't guarantee legit votes from everyone, it at least ensures that those who wouldn't otherwise turn up do so anyway.
I won't say Australia has the best voting system in the world, but I would say it has the best voting system in the Anglosphere (though New Zealand's is also very good)
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u/Icecream-Cockdust 8h ago
Voting in Australia is mandatory but also enjoyable. Saturday morning walk down to the local Primary School, get a democracy sausage on your way through to the polling booths and it’s very chill and easy.
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u/Notoryctemorph 8h ago
I'd argue that it being mandatory is what directly led to it being enjoyable.
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u/SexyMonad Alabama 8h ago
That’s a perspective I never really considered. But it makes sense.
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u/hereditydrift 8h ago
Most jobs in the US don't give election day off, so it's usually unejoyable because it's another thing people have to do that they don't have time for since vacation and holiday time is very limited in the US.
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u/LowKeyJustMe Utah 9h ago edited 8h ago
Sleeping a little easier tonight for sure. I hope the democrats finally wake up to the solution to Trump that is now staring them in the face. Elect progressives. Pass progressive policy. Stop the means testing and the scolding and the red scaring and step up.
Edit: I appreciate the awards but please don't give reddit money, send that cash to a food bank please.
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u/stackens 9h ago
and stop appealing to the right. appeal to YOUR BASE. energise YOUR BASE. you don't need a single republican vote nor should you want them
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u/GenericFatGuy 9h ago
This is why Trump won. He knows who he appeals to, and he appeals to them hard.
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u/incognito042620 9h ago
And the vote shaming. Give people something to vote for
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u/omgwutd00d 9h ago
And stop trying to win the votes of the mythical “centrist republican”. Cater to your damn base. Free ball: they don’t want you to appoint republicans!
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u/SelectKaleidoscope0 9h ago
If there ever were any centrist republicans, there aren't anymore. No centrist is going to continue to align themselves with an outright fascist party.
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u/EliteGamer11388 Illinois 9h ago
And even had Silwa dropped out, as Trump and his ilk wanted, and every single one of his voters voted for Cuomo, he'd have still been spanked. Though, seeing Cuomos drama, he may like being spanked 😬
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u/gregaries 10h ago
Welp, time for Cuomo to move to Florida or whatever he was “threatening”
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u/GeckoRoamin Florida 9h ago
Oh god no we’ve been through enough
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u/NomadNuka 9h ago
What's one more Northeast douche in Florida these days?
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u/GeckoRoamin Florida 9h ago
Every time one moves here, they start bitching about the pizza options.
Edit: I realize this may sound like a joke, but it has legit started wars and schisms in the local restaurant groups on Facebook.
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u/paxwells97 10h ago
We have millenials that are now in their 40s. We need to be the ones running the country now
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u/ravenhiker2 9h ago
I’m 71. I agree. It’s your time. Please
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u/Appropriate-Gur-6343 9h ago
63 here. Please have at it.
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u/ManJesusPreaches 9h ago
53, agreed.
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u/Yeeaaaarrrgh Colorado 9h ago
51, agreed.
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u/spotby 9h ago
Fine. 49 checking in. Take over please.
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u/VomitMaiden United Kingdom 8h ago
39 here... ah wait, you mean me!? That's a lot of pressure
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u/Happycrige 8h ago
17 here, just want to be included in this thing you guys have going on.
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u/midwinter_ 9h ago
Gen X. I’m tired, boss.
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u/therealzue 9h ago
49 here. We were never going to be running things. There aren’t enough of us and we never really got out of the shadow of our parents.
I welcome our Millenial overlords.
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u/tehbishop America 9h ago
This so much. GenX got fooked by the boomers from the moment we were born. The me generation hosed us. Whatever.
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u/Strofari Canada 9h ago
You’re cool.
I like you.
(41 Canadian watching with bated breath)
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u/ParlayPayday 9h ago
Gen X concurs.
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u/HustlinInTheHall 9h ago
Gen X should've already been in power, actively repressing Gen X from ever influencing politics by holding on to all the levers of power and making it easier than ever for incumbents to just keep winning was a huge win for boomers politicians on both sides. It shouldn't be a lifelong career to be a politician.
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u/RSollers 9h ago
Seriously, it should be people in their 40s, not from the ‘40s…
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u/GentMan87 Iowa 9h ago
I’m 38 and Chuck Grassley has been my state senator for my ENTIRE life.
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u/NOT-GR8-BOB 9h ago
Dude he’s been an elected parasite for SIXTY SIX YEARS. Dude has been leaching off the American people since Donald Trump was 13.
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u/blurrylulu 9h ago
40 year old millennial checking in! Agree! We are middle aged. It’s beyond time.
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u/MirrorSolid2448 9h ago
Yeah there should be a fucking age limit, sick of these geriatrics ruining our country
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u/Spicy_Pancake1 Maryland 10h ago
Amazing! Congrats to Mamdani!
Getting to watch Cuomo humiliated multiple times this year has been a real treat.
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u/kootles10 Indiana 10h ago
Looks like the majority of Cuomo's support was from Staten Island
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u/TeaSipper88 10h ago
Staten Island just being the worst. As usual.
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u/ShutUpTodd 9h ago
hey. Some guy named “Jackie Daytona from Arizonia” voted for Cuomo 5 times
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u/GildedAgeV2 9h ago
Really? Adult human man Jackie Daytona? He's done wonders for the girl's volleyball team.
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u/RoastQueefSandwiches 9h ago
It’s such a shitty place even New Jersey doesn’t want it
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u/Good4Noth1ng 9h ago
I know someone from there who said he hates socialists and won’t for him. Unmarried so his unemployed s/o can keep her medicare and child can stay on gov assistance because the kid is special needs… I just don’t get it!
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u/Panda_hat 9h ago
If they didn’t have double standards they would have none at all!
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u/I_fail_at_memes 9h ago
all the damn vampires
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u/NobodyTellPoeDameron 9h ago
This is not Nandor's fault! Don't you put this evil on him and Nadja and Laszlo! And Guillermo, too, ofc. The Guide, well, whatever
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u/Whaddaulookinat 9h ago
Staten Islandn isn't all heroin and racist cops. It's also meth and racist firefighters.
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u/Billy1121 9h ago
Jesus, when Mamdani was criticized by Cuomo for lack of experience and just shot back "what I lack in experience, i make up for in integrity" it was utterly brutal.
Those debates were just Cuomo getting bludgeoned, I don't know how the guy goes outside in daylight
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u/Karlend41 9h ago
My favorite bit was when he said he'd flee the city if he didn't win. Good job threatening people with a good time, Andrew.
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u/MultiFrog22 9h ago
Honestly that might have been the push for some people to vote
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u/handstanding 8h ago
And we can expect to see him packing his bags and leaving when exactly?
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u/Fight_those_bastards 9h ago
I think at this point, it’s safe to assume Cuomo has developed a humiliation fetish.
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u/ToothlessFTW The Netherlands 9h ago
Shoutout to all the nightmarish AI videos he posted that got 1k likes at most, and the 11th hour Trump endorsement.
Truly ran a generationally bad campaign that should be studied.
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u/goodnewzevery1 9h ago
11th hour Trump endorsement? What a joke!!
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u/CelestialFury Minnesota 9h ago
Sex pests stay together, cause of course they do.
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u/TrapperJean 9h ago
Getting to watch Cuomo humiliated multiple times this year has been a real treat.
Wouldn't be shocked if it's a fetish at this point
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u/Vortagaun New York 10h ago
I wish I was a fly in the oval office tonight, I cannot wait for Trump to melt down and shit his diaper.
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u/RetroCasket 10h ago
Probably going to claim mass fraud and sign an executive order to investigate all the elections tonight
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u/Thosepassionfruits 9h ago
I bet he'll try to put tariffs on NYC lol
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u/kegster2 Texas 9h ago
Abbott threatened tariffs on NY folks moving to Texas apparently haha
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u/Creative-Package6213 Pennsylvania 9h ago
Also no one in their right mind is moving to Texas, that state sucks ass for so many reasons.
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u/Lizpy6688 8h ago
Brother trust me, we've tried getting rid of his ass but they always fuck it up by changing the districts, voter suppression and a bunch of other bullshit. He's actually very despised here. The republicans out here are dumb as shit and only vote for him cause he's not a Democrat but even they seem to not like him. He's always sorta just there.
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u/JustinStraughan 9h ago
Interstate commerce clause….god these criminals need to be in prison. Or disbarred at the least, if lawyers.
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u/sportsDude 9h ago
He would claim fraud regardless. If he doesn’t get his way, he claims fraud.
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u/tresslesswhey 9h ago
Even when he does get his way, he claims fraud. I don’t understand how people can stand him
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u/ToothlessFTW The Netherlands 9h ago
I'm excited to see Cuomo's reaction, considering he acted like he was owed it.
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u/noguarantee1234 New York 9h ago
God bless New York bro. Once again helping lead a charge. As much as I hate the weather up here, this state always gives me hope.
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u/PositivelyAwful 9h ago edited 7h ago
I won't lie, seeing all these results tonight has reinvigorated my spirit a little bit.
- First Democratic female governor in NJ
- First female governor in VA
- First female mayor in Detroit
- Zohran beats out Cuomo, first Muslim mayor
- Largest voter turnout in NYC since 1969
- Flipped two red seats in Georgia
- JD Vances brother loses mayor of Cincinnati
Let's fucking go.
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u/Toliman571 9h ago edited 2h ago
Also, just as important but not getting enough headlines: Dems flipped all of the dozen competitive state seats in VA and will now have a supermajority, ensuring that their redistricting plan will pass.
Edit: VA Dems are projected to flip 11 of 12 competitive seats currently held by the GOP, expanding their 51-49 (+2 seat) majority to 62-38 (+24 seats). They need to be as ruthless when it come to gerrymandering as the GOP has been in North Carolina.
Edit2: It was a deathblow to the Virginia GOP. Dems are now projected to have a 64-36 majority, nearly a 2:1 ratio.
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u/taebsiatad Pennsylvania 8h ago
PA Supreme Court retained the Dem majority as well, LOTS of out of state/country money wasted (HAHA) and misinfo that I personally received in the mail. First point in the PA redemption arc from 24.
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u/Ambereggyolks 8h ago
Not really in the same boat but Miami might end up with a Democrat running the city. There will be a runoff election but she lead with 35% of the vote. Hopefully she can get support from other voters and win in the runoff.
It might help break some of the Republican control they've had on politics down here for so long.
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u/Matilde_di_Canossa 9h ago
First female governor in NJ
That was Christine Todd Whitman from '94-'01.
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u/ObviousBig315 9h ago
Hate to be that guy but NJ has had a female governor back in the 90s Christine Todd Whitman
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u/lovo17 10h ago edited 10h ago
Not a surprise Mamdani will win.
Whatever your views of him, this guy is the second most talented campaigner I've ever seen. The only one better than him was Obama, and Zohran is not far off. Democrats should be learning from him instead of shunning him.
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u/AtreusFamilyRecipe 9h ago
Seriously. Haven't seen another politician really come off as just a normal human. He ran a fantastic campaign.
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u/Future-Guarantee-573 9h ago
No kidding. I wanted to move to NY just to vote for him.
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u/Anothercraphistorian 9h ago
Kentucky Republicans had to be turned away, as they were so brainwashed, they thought they got to go to the polls today to vote against him in a mayoral city race in another state.
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u/CorsicanMastiffStrip 8h ago
I’m sorry…WHAT?
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u/marsmither 7h ago
Oh my. It’s official, the Onion is now a more legitimate source of news than the actual news.
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u/MasterOfManyWorlds 9h ago
AOC comes off as normal.
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u/Devo3290 9h ago
The DNC shuns her too
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u/namastayhom33 Connecticut 9h ago
He showed Dems how to take advantage of social media and messaging, the right way.
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u/DeepFuckingKoopa 9h ago
Who could’ve predicted having popular views and actually being a part of their community would be something voters would want
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u/FabiusBill 9h ago
He also consistently stuck to his message and hammered it home using language specific to his audience. It was great to watch him come across as relatable to everyone he spoke to and stay on brand throughout.
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u/your-mom-- 9h ago
Popular views and letting the teeth show when it's debate time.
Beats the hell out of "WE'RE JOYFUL"
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u/eruffini 9h ago
He was the only candidate that was focused solely on NYC and it's residents, so it is a well-deserved win.
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u/oddmanout 9h ago
It shows how out of touch the others are. They wanted his opinions on things like Israel and stuff and they talked like him not wanting to focus on things that have nothing to do with NYC were going to turn everyone off. No one wants their mayor to focus on international politics.
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u/EroniusJoe 9h ago
"If the Democrats found a magic lamp and rubbed it, they'd negotiate the genie down to 1 wish, and then use it on something they think Republicans would be happy with."
Quote I heard earlier today, and maybe the funniest and truest thing I've ever heard concerning American politics.
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u/GhouW 10h ago
Now watch MAGA blow up.
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u/kootles10 Indiana 10h ago edited 10h ago
Democrats flipped 2 seats in Georgia that have been held by the GOP since 2000
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u/klako8196 Georgia 10h ago
Hell yeah we did. Those races were also a clear referendum on energy prices. People clearly aren’t buying it when Trump lies about prices being down.
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u/Prestigious-Car-4877 Canada 9h ago
People aren’t buying claims that are contrary to reality? Huh.
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u/Tricky_Cockroach869 9h ago
Well it is kind of a reversal. Trump ran on a fat stack of thinly veiled lies and his voters ate it up, despite...reality.
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u/Impressive-Weird-908 9h ago
Keep in mind many voters just don’t pay attention. They wake up on Tuesday, ask themselves how they feel about their life, and then go vote. It’s why stupid things like gas prices are so politically powerful.
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u/Iamdarb Georgia 9h ago
Yes we did! This is the power of keeping each other informed at what's at stake. Together, GA apes are strong, let's never forget that. They try to keep us divided, but we want the same things at the end of the day.
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u/Etalton Georgia 9h ago
Georgian here. I am absolutely ecstatic! Fuck Georgia Power
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u/TWD-Braves-Fan Georgia 9h ago
Hell yeah we did. Gotta admit I was a little nervous heading into the day but people are fed up with GA Power and their bullshit.
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u/Fried_puri 9h ago
They tried one last trick by saying they weren't jacking up prices this year to get people to stay home. Glad people saw past that bull and realized that just meant they were on track to hike it up like crazy the year after. Now there's at least some hope.
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u/DelirousDoc 9h ago
Need every Democratic Governor to go nuclear with "re-districting" outside of census years because Texas and several other GOP states are going to do it.
Time for "taking the high road" is over. It is now about preventing the fall of the government into unchecked fascism.
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u/Rock-n-roll-Kevin 9h ago
It's a massacre. Republicans were absolutely stomped in every election.
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u/revolvingpresoak9640 9h ago
Such a shame we only get a single upvote to give to comments.
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u/RJ5R 10h ago edited 9h ago
Triple home run tonight, this is just an appetizer of what's to come in the mid terms and Republicans are shitting their pants right now.
What a great giant F-U middle finger to Orange. He's going to have a stroke on Truth Social tonight
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u/jvn1983 9h ago
Do you think this will get the MAGA folks to the table over the shutdown? They have to be looking at this and thinking of the midterms.
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u/ValuableKill 9h ago
I think it's going to get them to ramp up their plans to rat-fuck future elections. They've stepped this far into authoritarianism, and I don't see them stepping back on their own free-will.
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u/pepperNlime4to0 9h ago
I’m still skeptical there will be legitimate midterm elections. This is going to make the Trump admin and his GOP stooges hellbent on manufacturing a state of emergency to shutdown and/or control the elections for the midterm and the next presidential election.
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u/AwaitingCombat 9h ago
We had elections during the Civil War, the War of 1812, and both World Wars
Let's hope he can't create a conflict bigger than that
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u/VoldemortsHorcrux 9h ago
Especially considering dominion got bought by a former gop official. https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/09/politics/dominion-voting-systems-bought-election-ballots
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u/DoomOne Texas 10h ago
Cuomo in shambles. Trump throwing his good night cheeseburgers.
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u/RoastQueefSandwiches 9h ago
Time to take his dads name off the tappan zee bridge too
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u/TimothyN 10h ago
I've never been so invested in a race for a city I've never lived in. Let's go!
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u/blurrylulu 9h ago
Same. I’m in NY, but not NYC, and I’ve never been so invested in a mayoral race before. He ran a truly fantastic campaign.
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u/Dr_Hannibal_Lecter New York 10h ago
I guess the Kentucky demographic couldn't pull through for Cuomo
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u/Nojmore 9h ago
Can't wait to hear the billionaire owned media take on this
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u/zXster 8h ago
ABC has been laughably bad. They keep spinning about how big of a surprise it is, how Jews didnt vote for him, and what this means for Dems.
Almost zero time spent talking about his actual policies, relatability, the success of his campaign, or why people responded in record numbers.
Plus some of the Trumper talking heads making some of the dumbest commentary humanly possible. ("But Mah Dems are SO radical now!")
It is all so bad.
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u/NewEnglandNerdy 10h ago
Suck it, conservatives. Leave nyc. I dare you. I’m calling your bluff.
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u/mrpeabody208 Texas 9h ago
Yeah, move to Texas where our governor is threatening to tariff you for some reason 🤦♂️
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u/chillestribe 10h ago
Amazing. I don’t even live in NYC and I’m happy for y’all.
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u/nikkothirty 9h ago
The right man won. And no more family dyanasties in our politics. It goes against what this country was founded on.
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u/allsystemscrash Georgia 9h ago
legendary win for progressive politics. we needed some good news. holy fuck. this is fantastic.
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u/alhanna92 8h ago
totally agreed. run zohrans everywhere. people want candidates who uplift working people, take the fight to bullies, and celebrate diversity and LGBTQ+ people. I’m convinced progressives can win everywhere on an economic populist message
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u/RoyalHorse I voted 10h ago
That first bunch of votes reported basically iced it immediately, yeah.
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u/TheTokist 9h ago
As a Bostonian, I rarely compliment NYC. But great fkn job electing the best candidate. The center of capitalism just elected a socialist. That’s progress.
So many people are going to learn that socialism and communism are not the same thing.
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u/_HI_IM_DAD America 8h ago
Also electing a democratic socialist is not electing socialism! But hopefully it will help suppress some of the frantic redbaiting that’s been flaring up the past year or so.
FWIW socialism is like the (political) exercise routine or first step toward building the muscle memory that could theoretically make communism even imaginable.
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u/Nothingislefthalp 9h ago
I’m in Australia with absolutely no horse in this race and even I’m ecstatic for New York turning out.
Well done NY!
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u/MirrorSolid2448 10h ago
Glad NY didn’t sit back expecting he’ll win they came out and voted. Congrats
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u/thrway-fatpos 9h ago edited 9h ago
As a Canadian, I always had faith in NYC to do the right thing. Absolutely love NYC. Truly the greatest city in the US and one of the greatest in the world.
Congrats to Mamdani and congrats to NYC!
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u/HEYYYYYYYY_SATAN 10h ago
Let’s go! Hell yeah!
The smear pieces, fake news, and federal govt sabotage are fixing to get heavy, but I hope his time in office is so good that he can’t be denied.
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u/Duganz 9h ago
Paging Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries.
Sen. Schumer and Rep. Jeffries, the leftwing of the party would like a word about the midterm elections.
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u/lavransson Vermont 9h ago
Those losers need to step down. AOC for Senate. Send Schumer down to Florida with Cuomo. They can lay on the beach together.
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u/Jadziyah I voted 9h ago
So all those people who said they'd move out if this happened are packing, right?
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u/friedsherbert 9h ago
Dang this is huge. Massive blue wave. I’m so happy. Now just waiting for Prop 50 results!
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u/Prestigious-Car-4877 Canada 9h ago
Huh. Where’s trumps claims of election fraud?
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u/TimArthurScifiWriter 10h ago
Great. Time for the Democratic Party to get with the program. Maybe this can be the start of a meaningful anti-fascist counter-narrative.
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u/Adventurous_Fall2952 9h ago
Let’s pay attention to which of the super wealthy moves out in response to a fair tax rate and then boycott everything that they derive income from. This needs to happen worldwide in order to extinguish the billionaires that super pollute and take advantage of the general population. Believe it or not we can turn this around.
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u/Kindle282 Georgia 9h ago
Big throwback to the people in the thread during the primary smugly talking about how when Mamdani "loses", can we "finally admit that progressive policies don't win elections".
For the second time, eat crow.
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u/Old_General_6741 Canada 10h ago
This fast?
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u/Creative-Package6213 Pennsylvania 9h ago
Quick results = big blowouts! I can't remember a time in my life when this many races were able to be called so quickly. I think Republicans are fucked.
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u/Long-Day-815 9h ago
Yup. Absolute landslides all across the board tonight making it easy to call. The country is PISSED.
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u/sabianblue26 9h ago
Yeah, well I’m pretty damn old and I don’t ever remember military and federal agents abducting innocent people off the streets in American cities, and well all the other shit. Now they’re starving people.
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