NEW YORK – Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani again
questioned the election that brought Zohran Mamdani to the mayoralty, claiming
that the Democratic Party committed irregularities during the electoral
process.
Giuliani cited a private analysis that flagged approximately
228,000 reviewed voter registrations as “questionable.” The former mayor
maintained that this number exceeds Mamdani’s margin of victory and asserted
that there was voter fraud.
- 7 percent came from nonexistent registrations
- 6 percent had Social Security numbers that fall into an
invalid range
- 10 percent belonged to people who do not live in New York
City
- 1 percent had no Social Security number at all
This total exceeds Mamdani’s official margin of victory of
207,570 votes.
This total exceeds Mamdani’s official margin of victory of
207,570 votes. However, a Reuters review determined that the figure comes from
a limited sample of voter registration records and a methodology questioned by
election experts and the city's Board of Elections.
The controversy reignites allegations of irregularities in
the New York elections. “Do I think the Democratic Party cheated in this
election? The answer to that is a resounding yes,” he said. “They are the most
corrupt organization in the history of the United States.”