Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist candidate for New York City mayor, has launched an anti-Trump tour across the city's five boroughs, positioning himself as a leading opponent to former President Donald Trump in the mayoral race. Mamdani has characterized Trump as a threat to every borough of New York City, warning that residents will "feel the pain" of the Trump administration's legislation. During his campaign, Mamdani has also defended his rent-stabilization deal amid criticism from former Governor Andrew Cuomo, his chief rival, with whom he has engaged in a public dispute over housing policy. Recent polling by Siena Research shows Mamdani leading the mayoral race with 44% support, compared to Cuomo's 25%, Curtis Sliwa's 12%, and incumbent Eric Adams's 7%. Despite Mamdani's strong polling numbers and anti-Trump stance, some commentators have questioned the effectiveness of his policies and his reliance on a liberal electorate. Staten Island, a borough that strongly supported Trump and his executive order on public safety, remains skeptical of Mamdani's approach. The race highlights a clear divide between Mamdani's progressive platform and the more moderate or conservative positions represented by his opponents.