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DSA’s sweeping victory in NYC elections signals a seismic shift in local politics, forcing real estate groups into retreat and hinting at a new era where moderate Democrats may align with DSA’s platform not out of agreement—but to avoid their challengers. The win, fueled by grassroots organizing, endorsements from figures like Mayor Mamdani, and voter mobilization amid global turmoil, reveals how emotion and strategy can reshape policy—even rent reform. Critics argue the real estate industry’s reliance on donations over grassroots mobilization leaves it vulnerable, warning that without tactical change, the political tide will keep turning unpredictably.

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