Michael Lange stops by to talk about the nine, count'em, NINE NYCDSA-endorsed campaigns and what it means to run as a democratic socialist against a liberal progressive. So far we are one for one, so stay tuned through June and get involved so that we can go go nine for nine.

David Orkin stops by Left on Red Studios Intl. to share his origin story as an organizer and DSA member, and introduce his campaign for NY State Assembly. Scott once again outs himself as a canvassing hater (register your disagreement in the comments, please) and nobody seems to know how to pronounce mayoralty. If you'd like to get more involved, check out:

Website: https://www.david4queens.com/ 

Donate link: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/david4queens?refcode=web01

Donate here for a DEXA scan screenshot and/or a WAV file of Scott describing his Applebee's burger experience: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/slate2026

Brandon Tizol is back to talk about comms, growing DSA, the Chi Ossé campaign that could have been, and the importance of letting him cook

Joel Brooks and Jake Ephros cross the Hudson to talk about their races for Jersey city council

Joint donation link (via National DSA): https://secure.actblue.com/donate/dsa-socialist-cash?refcode=2025runoff 

For Joel volunteering: https://joelforjc.com/volunteer 

For Jake volunteering: https://www.jakeforjc.com/volunteer

Don't forget to VOTE (or change your vote) by Saturday night at 10pm!

Perhaps you heard that Zohran got elected? Michael Lange takes time out of a busy media schedule (just one year after we first discussed what a Zohran mayoral run might look like) for a bit of a campaign retrospective and to consider the future Mamdani administration.

Bump this on your way to the polls! There's a better world on the other side of this very special election day. Seriously, go vote!

Jeremy Parkin from Yes on Affordable Housing makes a slightly YIMBY case for some NYC ballot measures.

https://www.yesonaffordablehousing.com