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Well, there's something bizarre going on in this New York City election, this mayoral election.

The thing that's bizarre is that people don't actually love Zorn Mammani's policies, but he's

very likely to win anyway. According to the New York Post, Zorn Momsani could become mayor without a

majority of support, thanks to Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Slee was splitting the vote. And despite

New Yorkers opposing his socialist policies,

a poll released on Tuesday found.

Mom Donnie had a 15-point lead over runner-up independent candidates Cuomo in the New Manhattan Institute

survey, a wider margin than other polls showing a bit of a tightening of the race.

He was ahead 43 to 28.

Slewa was at 19 percent again Again, as all these polls are showing,

if Sliwa dropped out, there'd be a decent shot for Andrew Cuomo to win the race. But what's most

important about this particular poll shows that when it comes to the actual policies that

Mamdani is pushing, people don't actually like those policies very much. So, for example,

58% of respondents feared that making buses free could make them into rooming homeless shelters, while 33% believes all fares should be eliminated.

So, in other words, by a 25% margin, people actually believed that this free buses idea

is incredibly stupid.

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