Overview

• Fresh Quinnipiac and NYT/Siena surveys put Zohran Mamdani at 45–46% in a four-way matchup, roughly 22 points ahead of Andrew Cuomo, with Curtis Sliwa and Eric Adams trailing in the mid- to low-teens.
• In a hypothetical one-on-one, the NYT/Siena poll shows Mamdani leading Cuomo 48% to 44%, underscoring that consolidation would narrow but not erase the gap.
• President Trump said on Fox & Friends that Mamdani "looks like he's going to win," mocked rivals, and repeated his call for Adams and Sliwa to bow out to boost Cuomo.
• Adams says he is staying in the race and is commissioning additional polling, Sliwa insists he won’t exit, and Cuomo criticizes Adams as a spoiler helping Mamdani.
• Polling shows steep resistance to Mamdani among Jewish voters—about three-quarters view him unfavorably as Adams leads that bloc—while Mamdani’s supporters report the highest enthusiasm at about 91%.