Voting on Housing Measures
There is confusion among voters regarding ballot proposals two through four, partly due to the unusual coalition against them, which includes Staten Island Republicans and the Crown Heights Tenant Union, both advocating for a "no" vote.
Mayoral candidates have taken stances, with Andrew Cuomo supporting "yes" and Curtis Sliwa supporting "no" on the matter of shifting power away from the City Council for new housing.
Zohran Mamdani has not taken a clear stance, stating he is having
active conversations with labor leaders, elected officials, and other stakeholdersabout the measures.
Author's summary: Mamdani's vote on housing measures is unclear.
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