NYC primary election proceeds under heightened security after Iran strikes

New York City is preparing for the initial elections on Tuesday as one of the many major American cities, at a state of high alert that follows American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

“We are following the situation revealing in Iran,” New York Police said in a Saturday. “Introduction to an abundance of caution, we publish additional resources on religious, cultural and diplomatic sites throughout New York City and coordination with our federal partners. We will continue to monitor any possible impact on New York City.”

With New York residents ready for a major heat wave on election day, New York State Police is also working to protect at risk sites and fight electronic attacks, “state governor Cathy Hoachol participated on Saturday night.

The home of the largest Jewish diaspora outside Israel, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which reached a boiling point with the participation of the United States on Saturday, leaked to the course of the New York City Campaign.

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Former state governor Andrew Como, who resigned from his position in 2021, appeared after the allegations of sexual harassment, as a single candidate in a crowded field competing for democratic nomination.

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In the wake of the successful strikes of the United States in Iran on Saturday night, Komo admitted, “Iran could not enjoy nuclear ability,” and admitted that the disposal of Iranian nuclear capacity “is in the interest of everyone.”

However, Como joined a hail of Democrats who criticize Trump to strike Iran without the approval of Congress. Actors Thomas Massi, Republican, Ru Khanna, Democrat, suggested the two parties War authorities ’decision With 49 participating sponsors from Sunday, Trump’s green strikes against Iran were “unconstitutional”.

Congress has the only power to declare war under Article 1 of the Constitution.

“I don’t support the way he did it. I think he should have consulted Congress,” Komo, who received support from former President Bill Clinton at the weekend, said in a statement.

Zahran Mamdani, a member of the New York State Association and the mayor of New York City, is spoken by a march held by the Families’ Party on May 10, 2025. (Reuters/Ping Joan)

However, the closest como in the race was not diplomatic.

The State Council member Zahran Mamdani criticized democratic socialism with approvals from MP Alexandria Okasio Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders, Trump on Saturday night.

“Donald Trump nominated the president who promises to end wars, not a new start,” Mamdani said. “Today, the unconstitutional military action is a new dark chapter in its endless series, which is now threatening to indulge in the world deeper into chaos.”

Mamdani, who will be the first Muslim mayor for New York City if elected, added that he “considers the population of New York with loved ones on the path of harm.”

Como took a blow in Mamdani on Sunday, according to the New York Times, reporting that “this is not the time to train during work”, in light of the American strikes on Iran.

The center’s observer arrives in New York City and mayor Brad Lander to speak in a march after his release from the detention of ice on June 17, 2025 in New York City. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

In addition, the New York City Observer, Brad Lander, who was exposed to the intertwined Mamdani during an attempt to unify support against Komo as part of the ranking option voting, said during the gathering of the working families on Sunday, “The Jewish population of New York and New York residents will not be divided against each other.”

On Sunday night, Lander, a Jew, dismantled the “reckless and unconstitutional strikes against Iran” as a “serious escalation of the war” that “threatens countless Iranian, Israeli and American spirits.”

Among the Democratic candidates for the town who will also appear in the poll on Tuesday are the financial observer Scott Stringer, the educator Silma Bartholomeo, the Senator in the state Zellinor Miri, the head of the city council, Adrian Adams, the state in the state, Jessica Ramos, an investor and investor at Stanberry, Tilson Research, a former member of the state of the state, Michael Baik, Content content.

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Democratic candidate will face current Mayor Eric Adams, who runs as an independent.

Former Public Prosecutor Jim and Al -Den are also working as an independent founder, and the founder of the trustee will be on the angels, Cortis Celoua, the Republican candidate.

Jess Loker in Fox News contributed to this report.