Newly elected mayor of New York City Zohran Mamdani has been exposed. Zohran Mamdani who campaigned on a socialist platform is once again ask New Yorkers for money. After previously asking supporters to stop sending him donations, the newly elected mayor of New York City is once again asking his base for donations.

A week after taking to social media to ask supporters for donations to help fund his transition, New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s team said they’ve raised more than $2 million toward his $4 million goal. Just a week ago, his campaign said it had raised $1 million to help cover transition expenses, which are not eligible for public matching fees. At that point, some 12,000 donors had contributed an average of $77 per donation.

A week after putting out his appeal for more fundraising, the number of individual donors has doubled to more than 25,620 contributing an average of $75, and his transition has now raised more than $2 million, his team said. “With more than 25,000 individual donors and an average donation of $75, the people-powered Mamdani transition is building an administration that reflects the values and vision of New York City. These contributions will help us recruit top talent that is ready to get to work on January 1st and begin delivering on the affordability agenda that over 1 million New Yorkers voted for,” Mamdani transition executive director Elana Leopold said.

“It’s nuts to me too, brother,” Mamdani said Tuesday on “The Majority Report.” The campaign said 5,999 donors contributed $300,000 in less than 12 hours after his online appeal to supporters went out. Among those donors, the average donation was $50, according to the campaign. Mamdani’s camp said they’ve also received more than 70,000 applications from people looking to serve in his administration, and the average age per applicant is 28 years old.

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The article highlights the fundraising efforts of Zohran Mamdani, a socialist who has been criticized for asking New Yorkers for money again after previously requesting supporters to stop sending donations. The focus is on the transition team’s progress and comparison with previous mayors’ fundraising efforts.