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Zohran Mamdani, Brad Lander and others hold press conference slamming Andrew Cuomo
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4:20Now PlayingAndrew Cuomo is “landlords’ favorite candidate,” his lefty opponents in the New York City mayoral race and tenant advocates claimed Friday — while ripping the ex-governor over his housing record.
The slate of Democratic primary candidates endorsed by the left-wing Working Families Party and advocates held a joint rally outside City Hall to shed light on what they said were Cuomo’s shady housing policies while in office.
“We’re here today because your landlord’s favorite mayoral candidate is once again trying to position himself as a leader of our city,” said Joanne Grell, co-chair of the Freeze the Rent campaign.
Another group, the NYS Tenant Bloc, harped that when Cuomo sat in the Executive Chamber, rents increased 33% in the state, while homelessness skyrocketed 50% in the city, according to a census data report from 2021.
Reports released by the non-profit organization also called out the thrice-elected governor for extending loopholes in city rent laws in 2011 and 2015, which the group said resulted in tens of thousands of apartments losing their rent control status.
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