New York City Mayoral Election Results with Mike Solana @ManhattanInst
New York City Mayoral Election Results with Mike Solana  @ManhattanInst
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this episode, we unpack the shockwaves from New York City’s latest mayoral election, where Zohran Mamdani’s victory marks a dramatic turn toward radical politics. Charles Fain Lehman, John Ketcham, Rafael Mangual, and special guest Pirates Wires' founder Mike Solana dive deep into what this means for the city’s future — from sweeping housing reforms to shifting visions of governance and public safety. We explore how New York’s new political landscape compares to San Francisco’s progressive experiments, and what lessons both cities offer for urban America. With sharp analysis and candid debate, this post-election breakdown goes beyond headlines to reveal how local movements are reshaping national conversations — and why voter engagement and accountability matter now more than ever.

Original recording from City Journal Substack livestream, Tuesday, November 4th, 2025. Subscribe to the City Journal Substack: cityjournal.substack.com

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John Ketcham: https://x.com/JKetcham91
Rafael Mangual: https://x.com/Rafa_Mangual
Mike Solana: https://x.com/micsolana

00:00 Introduction and Political Landscape
03:01 Election Results and Reactions
05:55 Implications of Election Outcomes
08:39 Housing and Urban Development Proposals
11:49 Corruption and Governance in New York
14:42 Comparative Analysis: New York vs. San Francisco
17:36 The Rise of Radical Politics
20:39 Challenges Ahead for the New Administration
23:49 Public Safety and Crime Policy
26:28 Closing Thoughts and Future Predictions
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New York City Mayoral Election Results with Mike Solana

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