Curtis Sliwa defiant amid calls to drop out of race

Curtis Sliwa REFUSES to Drop Out of NYC Mayoral Race

On The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, the hosts reacted to Curtis Sliwa’s refusal to drop out of the NYC mayoral race—and the rise of progressive candidate Zohran Mamdani. Clay Travis argued that Mamdani’s potential victory could actually benefit the GOP nationally, saying it would highlight the radical shift in urban politics and energize conservative voters across the country. Buck Sexton added his own take, hoping that if Mamdani does win, “the silver lining is that he’ll be unable to implement his communist agenda.” The duo agreed that Mamdani’s platform may play well in deep-blue districts, but it could backfire on the national stage by exposing the extremes of left-wing governance. It’s a strategic breakdown of urban politics, party optics, and what Clay & Buck see as a win-win for the GOP—whether Mamdani wins or not.

PIX on Politics: One-on-One with Curtis Sliwa

NYC Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa Answers Voter Questions 

You asked. Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa responds. Going up against Independent contender Andrew Cuomo and Democrat Zohran Mamdani in New York City's 2025 race for mayor, Sliwa says he envisions a better quality of life for New Yorkers that includes transportation infrastructure improvements, affordable housing, better education and economic opportunities, and making the city safer for all. Safety has always been a passion for Sliwa who founded and led the nonprofit crime prevention group, the Guardian Angels. We asked NYC voters across the boroughs what issues were most important to them for this upcoming mayoral election on November 4. Candidate Sliwa weighs in on his platform, in this episode of "Your Voice Matters." Season 3 of "Your Voice Matters" focuses on the candidates for New York City mayor, and the most pressing issues of concern for voters across the boroughs.