The Mamdani campaign sells its candidate as a man who is going to fight for the working class by making everything free. But this is a campaign that runs off a young hipster and the Muslim settler population.

The latest poll shows Mamdani winning 40% of the vote and in a divided field, that is enough for him to win.

57% of college graduates would vote for Mamdani. Only 28% of non-college grads would.

Mamdani is at 57% to 41% among college graduates, but at 28% to 65% among non-college grads. He loses the working class resoundingly.

Mamdani's base isn't the working class. It's college grads.{ai:summary}<p>The Mamdani campaign positions him as a champion for the working class, promising free services. However, polling reveals that his support is primarily from college graduates, with 57% backing him, while only 28% of non-college graduates would vote for him, indicating a significant divide.</p><p>Despite leading in a fragmented field with 40% overall support, Mamdani struggles with the working class demographic, losing by a wide margin among non-college graduates. This raises questions about the authenticity of his appeal to the working class. #politics</p>

Mamdani Loses Working Class Voters 65% to 28%

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