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Zohran Mamdani had a significant lead over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary Tuesday night, leaving the young liberal upstart poised to land a stunning upset in a race still to be determined by a ranked-choice count. Cuomo, trying to make a comeback from a sexual harassment scandal, conceded the contest less than two hours after the polls closed, saying he had called Mamdani to congratulate him.

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00:00A shocking upset. That's what the New York Daily News is calling the results of the city's mayoral primary last night.
00:08Former Governor Andrew Cuomo conceding to the 33-year-old state representative Zoran Mamdani.
00:14The win could mark a shift in Democratic Party politics, Mamdani being seen as far more progressive than Cuomo.
00:21While Cuomo has conceded, the New York Elections Office will officially name a winner on the 1st of July
00:27if the votes hold and Mamdani is up by 8 points.
00:31He'll move on to face New York's incumbent mayor, Eric Adams.
00:34In the November election, Adams is running as an independent.

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