Supporters countered that Mamdani’s appeal was about collective action, not money. They said his grassroots approach could empower ordinary citizens and challenge entrenched political interests. To them, small donations symbolized shared ownership of reform rather than contradiction.
Central to Mamdani’s plan is a municipal wealth tax targeting the city’s richest residents and corporations. Experts note, however, that such a tax would require state approval, a major legal and political obstacle. Still, Mamdani vowed to push for policies forcing the wealthy to contribute more.
Public reaction has ranged from humor to cautious hope. While skeptics doubt the feasibility of his vision, many agree that his election has reignited debate over affordability, fairness, and the limits of progressive governance in America’s largest city.
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