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Dan Romero
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
Is this pre or post election?
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Dan Romero
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Voting data. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/06/24/us/elections/nyc-mayor-primary-results-precinct-map.html
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
Well not surprising that people who work for a living voted with the guy with the political dynasty name, and not the guy who was polling 1% in February
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Dan Romero
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Sorry, not sure I understand the point you’re making.
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
Cumo has massive name recognition, and put 30 million dollars into anti zohran ads, im not surprised that people who work for a living voted for him in a primary. Zohran was polling at 1% in February, its understandable that people who are potentially not terminally online super politically active didn't vote for him in a primary.
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Dan Romero
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> im not surprised that people who work for a living voted for him in a primary Is the implication here that if they had more time and were "more informed" they would have voted for Zohran?
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
I mean considering how much he out performed polling by, id say absolutely a factor correct
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Dan Romero
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It’s elitist to suggest low-income voters lacked judgment. People have agency.
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
Lol choosing to vote for a name you do know over one you don't is exercising agency I didn't say they lacked judgement, nor did I even critize the judgment they made, lol Come on, Dan, I know you don't agree with me, but lmfao It wasn't even a good gotcha I expected better
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ruz
@ruz
He’s just recycling the points on Twitter that got all the likes. But honestly those income break points are asinine. Who can survive on <$50k in NYC? The homeless and those who are dependent upon higher income earners, basically. How did people with incomes >$1m vote? >$50m? What about <$10k vs $10k-50k?
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Dan Romero
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> Who can survive on <$50k in NYC? 1/3rd of households
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ruz
@ruz
Again, non granular data. What’s the breakdown for 0/10/20/30/40/50k? Each of those are very distinct categories of poor. $50k is treading water but $40k is drowning: https://www.apartmentlist.com/renter-life/cost-of-living-in-new-york
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