Simple question, if Zohran Mamdani's name appeared twice on the New York Mayoral Ballot under two different Political parties, why are the two vote totals being combined?
Andrew Cuomo should be suing and demanding that Mamdani's two party vote totals be kept separate.
Cuomo should challenge New York Mayoral 2025 Vote Counting results in Court.
Is there actual precedent where a candidate attempted to sue for vote total separation when another candidate's name appeared for the same position under two political parties, if no such precedent exists, then why not file a lawsuit demanding that Mamdani's votes under two different parties be kept separate, if there is precedent, this still could be fruit of the poisonous tree, just because no one sued before, means Cuomo can still file a novel lawsuit. Either way, it should be lawsuit time.
Curtis Sliwa most likely cost Cuomo votes, just as Mamdani's name under two different political parties most likely cost both Sliwa and Cuomo votes. Ballot counters who combine votes for two different parties, together, should lead to a vote count error lawsuit by Cuomo because the ballot counters did not have the authority to make such a vote counting decision. The political party candidate with the most votes, wins.
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