Mamdani rallies aim to lift a low-turnout NYC primary

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Nine days of NYC early voting drew 172,684 ballots — about 55% fewer than last year and roughly 5% of eligible voters — as Mayor Zohran Mamdani crisscrossed the city to push his slate in down-ballot races, particularly for Assemblymember Claire Valdez in the 7th Congressional District, amid a generally low-turnout primary with no marquee contests; experts say lack of a high-profile race drives the dip, though some districts posted small gains and Gen Z/millennial participation remains around 4%.
Topics:nation#democratic-socialists-of-america#elections#mamdani#new-york-city#politics#voter-turnout
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