Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, running as an independent for mayor of New York City, unveiled a proposal he calls "Zohran’s Law" that would prevent high-income residents from holding rent-stabilized apartments. The measure is aimed at Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, whom Cuomo accuses of retaining a subsidized unit despite earning well above the program’s income threshold. Mamdani dismissed the move as a distraction and pivoted to national politics by launching a "Five Boroughs Against Trump" tour that began Monday in Manhattan alongside Representative Jerry Nadler. The 33-year-old socialist told supporters his administration would be "Donald Trump’s worst nightmare" and alleged that Cuomo is "conspiring" with the president to sway the election. The exchange highlights the sharpening divides in a four-way race that also features incumbent Mayor Eric Adams and Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa. Recent polls show Mamdani leading the field, with Cuomo and Adams vying for second place ahead of the November 4 vote.