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Mamdani's First 100 Days
Mamdani marked his first 100 days with a mix of achievements and challenges.
“The only real majority in this country and in this city is that of the working class”
He delivered universal childcare for 2-year-olds.
The mayor launched a pothole-filling campaign that reached 100,000 potholes.
He kicked off a cleanup event in the Bronx to address illegal dumping.
Mamdani faced criticism for broken campaign promises including free buses.
The city grappled with two brutal snowstorms and a multibillion-dollar budget deficit.
Public Reception and Polling
A poll found that 48% of New Yorkers approve of Mamdani's job performance.
61% believe he is doing more to unite the city than divide it.
Approval varied by political affiliation.
The mayor earned strong marks for his handling of winter storms.
Mamdani's star power remained a notable aspect of his administration.
Challenges and Criticism
Mamdani's administration faced a multibillion-dollar budget deficit.
“Mamdani is facing backlash after admitting that his campaign pledge to make city buses free is hitting funding roadblocks”
He acknowledged the need to put the city's finances on firm footing.
Conservative critics lambasted him for broken promises.
The city's libraries suffered funding cuts.
Mamdani shared a love for the city with Trump despite disagreements.