Politics

The latest Quinnipiac poll shows that while Zohran Mamdani is still in the lead, Andrew Cuomo has been able to narrow that lead, after Mayor Eric Adams dropped out of the race. S.E. is joined by Evan Roth Smith, founder of Slingshot Strategies about what else the poll shows, and what it could mean in the last weeks before the general election. 

FOX 5 NY's Morgan McKay sits down with Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa who has bold promises, from $500 rebate checks for drivers to an income tax freeze for New Yorkers under 30. He defends a $10 billion education cut, pushes for more vocational training, and outlines plans to restore NYPD homeless outreach. Sliwa also addresses death threats against him, and swears that if elected mayor, he’ll never wear the red beret again.

Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa launches our Politics Unusual series with bold proposals — from $500 rebate checks for drivers to freezing income taxes for New Yorkers under 30. He also defends a $10 billion education cut, opens up about threats to his life, and joins our “Political Trick or Treat” game. Plus, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams weighs in on ballot propositions and the New Jersey governor debate gets a full review.

At a subway safety briefing Friday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams shifted from policy discussion to an emotional tirade about a reporter's coverage. He repeatedly called the reporter a "dark, sick person" with a "sick vendetta" and a "sick mind."

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee for NYC Mayor, joins host S.E. Cupp once again to talk about his final push to reach voters in the final month before election day. Ayana Harry, political correspondent for Spectrum News New York 1, joins S.E. to break down the latest headlines from the campaign trail, including her conversations with voters across the five boroughs. 

A federal grand jury indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James on bank fraud charges. FOX 5 NY's Morgan McKay has the latest developments.

Tripp Yang joins FOX 5 NY's Steve Lacy to break down the state of the New York City mayoral race, less than one month away from Election Day. How are Cuomo, Mamdani and Sliwa positioning themselves now, and what are the top issues facing New Yorkers?

In the November election, voters will not only choose the next mayor of New York City, but also decide on important ballot proposals, comptroller, public advocate, and all 51 city council seats. NY Assembly member Harvey Epstein, who is now running for City Council District 2, will talk with S.E. about his switch from a state seat to potentially a city seat; the mayor's race; the issues most important to him, and the future of the Democratic Party in NY and beyond. S.E. is also joined by Chris Sommerfeldt, Senior City Hall Reporter for the New York Daily News to break down the latest headlines from the NYC Mayoral campaign trail.