Andrew Cuomo warns NYC voters to be 'afraid' if opponent Zohran Mamdani wins mayoral race, calling the Democratic socialist's agenda a threat to city's future.

Billionaire grocer John Catsimatidis says NYC is “at a tipping point,” urging voters to back Andrew Cuomo to restore order to the city.

Democratic mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani pushed back on criticism that the estimates on his free bus plan were off while Andrew Cuomo walks back criticism of Mayor Adams.

Now a Republican, Maron is precisely the bridge Cuomo needs: palatable to Democrats already voting for him, and to the GOP voters he can’t win without. Endorsing her would signal respect to the voters he’s ignoring.

With three more days of early voting to go and less than a week before Election Day, top Democrats united behind Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani — as his rival, Andrew Cuomo, sang a tune of a party never more divided.

As New York City's mayor's race enters its final stretch, there are echoes and contrasts to another famously bitter city election in 1977.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo made an appeal to Republican voters in Brooklyn’s Russian-speaking enclave Friday — warning them a vote for GOP nominee Curtis Sliwa will only help socialist

The former governor also called into question why Mamdani maintains dual citizenship with Uganda, where he was born.