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Hello, I am asking as someone who doesn’t have much direct access to the information or contacts of those who live in NYC. But I’m curios as to whether or not the Kehilot in places such as Williamsburg or Borough Park actually, in anyway, contributed to the victory of Mamdani?
If anyone has any information on this matter, that would be helpful.
ברכות ושלום לכולםThere’s a map that shows every precinct and its voter tallies. Looking through heavily Orthodox neighborhoods, you’ll see some Mamdani votes, although they could also include the few non-Jews within those blocks.
The map is publicly accessible from the New York Times, on their website. See the page titled “The Most Detailed Map of the NYC Mayoral Election.”KGN, I sympathize with your desire to see an answer to that question.
But I feel obligated to warn you:
The answer to that question could be Lashon HaRa (G*D forbid).No.
If anyone did, it was probably a certain large chassidish sect in Brooklyn.
No Jewish community anywhere in the city voted for him.
84% of Generation Z women voted for Zohran Mamdani.
As of 2025, members of Generation Z are between 13 and 28 years old.
The only demographic to vote against him was white men.
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From the book “1984” by Mr. George Orwell:“It was always the women, and above all the young ones,
who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party,
the swallowers of slogans,
the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy.”I did.
EK.
The question posed was “did any Orthodox Community vote for Mamdani”.
You are neither a community, nor Orthodox.
It is very indicative when something starts an account and then post two insane comments.
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