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Zohran Mamdani declared victory in New York's mayoral primary on Wednesday .
The 33-year-old state assemblymember is a Democratic Socialist who bypassed the Democratic primary and is instead running in the general election as an independent.
A small group of business leaders met with Mayor Eric Adams to strategize how to prevent him from winning the mayoralty.
Some Democrats are mulling over boosting centrist lawyer Jim Walden as a potential spoiler.
Some Democrats in New York’s Congressional delegation are distancing themselves from Mamdani .
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand declined to say who she would endorse, saying: “I vote in Albany ,” and will leave the decision to New York City voters.
Bill Clinton , who backed Cuomo , wrote on X that he is "wishing [ Mamdani ] much success in November and beyond".
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