Zohran Mamdani Creates History as First Muslim Mayor of New York

In a historic victory, Muslim candidate Zohran Mamdani has been elected as the first-ever Muslim Mayor of New York City, marking a significant milestone in the city’s political landscape.

According to official results, Mamdani secured 486,741 votes, defeating independent candidate Andrew Cuomo, who received 396,177 votes. Republican contender Curtis Sliwa trailed far behind with only 79,281 votes.

This election witnessed the highest voter turnout since 2001, with over 1.7 million citizens casting their ballots.

Despite opposition from U.S. President Donald Trump and business magnate Elon Musk, Mamdani’s campaign focused on inclusivity, affordable housing, and social justice — winning the hearts of diverse New Yorkers.

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Meanwhile, elections continue across several U.S. states. In Virginia, voting for Governor and Lieutenant Governor has concluded, while in New Jersey, Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill holds a narrow lead in the gubernatorial race.

Zohran Mamdani’s win is being hailed as a symbol of representation and change, highlighting the growing political influence of Muslim Americans.