‘Mumdumi’: Elon Musk Urges New Yorkers to Support Cuomo

Elon Musk is stepping into the New York City mayoral race, urging voters to support former Governor Andrew Cuomo as election day approaches. With polls showing Cuomo trailing behind Democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani by over 14 points, Musk’s endorsement comes as a surprising push to rally support for the former governor.

In a post on social media platform X, Musk emphasized the importance of voting, stating, “Remember to vote tomorrow in New York! Bear in mind that a vote for Curtis is really a vote for Mumdumi or whatever his name is. VOTE CUOMO!” His message reflects a last-minute effort to sway undecided voters ahead of the election.

Cuomo, who has faced significant challenges in the race, is competing against Mamdani, a 33-year-old assemblyman from Queens. Mamdani has been vocal about his progressive platform, which includes advocating for rent control, increasing taxes on the wealthy, and reallocating police funding to social services. His campaign has not been without controversy, as he has faced backlash for his comments regarding Israel and his stance on immigration.

Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa is also in the mix but is currently trailing both Cuomo and Mamdani. Despite calls from party leaders for him to withdraw in order to consolidate support for Cuomo, Sliwa has remained steadfast in his campaign.

Early voting in New York City has seen historic turnout, with over 735,000 ballots cast so far, a significant increase from the previous mayoral election in 2021. This surge in voter participation could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the race.

As the election draws near, the dynamics within the city’s political landscape are shifting. With Musk’s high-profile endorsement and the rising support for Mamdani, the results will be closely watched as voters head to the polls.

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