We should "vote blue no matter who", they say... until...

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41. There is a difference between mayor's race and presidential race

Tlaib was a delegate to the DNC. It was a tight presidential race and so much was at stake. As a delegate, she is obligated to vote for a presidential candidate, even if she abstains, it is still an "obligation". She used her influence to actively turn voters away from Kamala.

In this case Schumer and Jeffries are not trying to turn voters away from Mandami. It seems like Hasan is using his influence to force Schumer and Jeffries to endorse.

Municipal races are not the same as other races. Schumer and Jeffries are not delegates in the mayor's race.

They aren't obligated to endorse because the race is "different". As long as they aren't bashing Mamdani. And I don't hear them bashing Mamdani.

Jeffries has praised Mamdani's focus on affordability but has some concerns.

"We've got to figure out, moving forward, how we turn proposals into actual plans so that he is successful-if he becomes the next mayor," Jeffries said

If Mamdani was running for congress, they would be pretty much obligated to support him.
But since he's running for mayor, it's not that big of deal.

They haven't endorsed Cuomo either.

I don't believe they are doing anything detrimental to his campaign. However, they are also not in the same circles at this point either.