I think Zohran Mamadani is much more pragmatic, results-oriented policy person than his activist politics suggests and I would venture to guess a lot of people who were skeptical of him will be surprised by the range of things he'll embrace. A lot of people seemed to see that in his evolution on housing policy.

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what are the policy proposals from him that you think are pragmatic and good?

I agree it’s unlikely to work but it’s just a pilot program

What makes you think this? The policies I’ve seen from him (city run grocery stores) are absurd.

How do New Yorkers feel about Adams these days? Is the general election also ranked choice or just the dem primary?

Is it over? Or if nobody gets 50% then something else happens?

I am so excited for New York public policy!!!!!!!