Researcher warns of NYC exodus if socialist Zohran Mamdani wins mayor race

Michael Tott, a research fellow at the University of Texas at the Fox News Digital Institute, said Zahran Mamdani’s promises to freeze rents and raise taxes on companies can lead to work in New York City.

Companies have been inhabited against Mamdani’s progressive platform since its primary victory shocked the political establishment, as leaders such as Gristes shocked John Katsmsidis that stimulated Mamdani’s plans to open the city’s grocery stores and increase taxes over 1 % if he wins in November.

“We have a left -wing socialist mayor trying to control the global finance center,” Tath said in an exclusive interview. “It is like oil and water.”

The legal commentator on economic and regulatory reform, the reason for Mamdani to become a mayor will lead to a “stampede” of companies outside New York City in his article, “Escape from New York”.

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The Texas -based researcher has argued that Mamdani’s policies “are clearly not what was built in New York City in the city that became” through the financial, media and communications industries.

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“If you are from New Yorker, and I am looking for a reasonable place to live, it will not be in a city where Zahran Mamdani runs.”

The ability to withstand costs was essential in Mamdani’s campaign. His platform also includes promises such as fast buses and free care for the child, unlike his “popular energy” with his opponents in the general elections, former state governor Andrew Como, mayor Eric Adams and Republican candidate Cortis Salwa.

“The billionaires – the politicians who submit their bids – have made New York City cannot bear to many New York population and now, this campaign is paving tens of thousands of volunteers ready for a new type of politics,” the campaign spokeswoman said in a recent statement announced by more than 230,000 of the campaign doors.

The mayor of the Democratic Municipality in New York City, Zahran Mamdani, spoke to supporters at the Canvass launch event at Prospect Park on Sunday, August 17, 2025. (Deirdre Heaven/Fox News Digital)

But Titi said that Mamdani lacks the main understanding of supply and demand.

“It completely shortens how difficult it is to stay on his feet and constantly bring products to their customers,” said Titi.

“More offer is better for consumers,” said Tath. “More governmental mandates are worse for consumers because they rise in prices.”

Tott said that the elections of the mayor of New York City are declining, not only for its residents, but for the Americans, on the pretext that there may be “a continuous redirecting of US capital markets to places such as Dallas and Florida.”

If the New York residents are elected, Mamdani, these policies will restore the city’s contracts, said Tath said.

Prospect Park supporters gathered on Sunday, August 17, 2025, to re -launch the city’s sclerosis efforts before the elections on November 4 in New York City. (Deirdre Heaven/Fox News Digital)

Mamdani confirmed that he does not like capitalism, as Irene Burnett CN told in June that he “has many criticism of capitalism.”

When asked about criticism from business leaders, especially the owners of grocery stores, Mamdani Fox News Digitter told it that it would be possible to “partnership” between the city, the grocery store and the owners of Bodiga, despite his plan to open five grocery stores that the city if it was elected in November.

“I am interested in working with all New Yorker, and I have already spoken with a number of grocery store owners and explain to them that I realize, and I can do the work they have done. The truth is that they are an embarrassing part of our societies.”

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Despite Mamdani’s cleansing, real estate engravings indicated support for Adams and Komo recently to mobilize support among local business leaders, as pressure is escalating to unify support against Mamdani.

The latest poll conducted by the University of Suffolk in Citvio revealed that 45 % of the New York population is likely to have voted somewhat for Mamadani in the general elections in November to the mayor, with 20 points against Como.

Fox News Digital communicated with Mamdani’s campaign to comment, but it did not hear immediately.