Mamdani's win in New York: Boca Raton doubles down on attracting New Yorkers here

Mamdani's Win Spurs Boca Raton to Attract New Yorkers

Boca Raton officials are actively encouraging New Yorkers and their businesses to relocate after Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, won the New York City mayoral race. Mayor Scott Singer and other city leaders have increased efforts to invite New Yorkers to their city in response to this political shift.

Mamdani's Historic Victory in New York

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee, won decisively over his closest opponent. Notably, former Governor Cuomo ran as an independent after losing to Mamdani in the Democratic primary. At 34, Mamdani will become the first Muslim and first Asian American mayor of the nation's largest city. His campaign was marked by Democratic infighting and debates over his ambitious proposals as well as his past criticisms of Israel and the NYPD.

Boca Raton's Response to Mamdani's Win

After Mamdani's victory, Mayor Singer intensified his outreach to New Yorkers, using social media and various media appearances to promote Boca Raton as an attractive destination for businesses and residents alike.

“Expected to be a busy day. Many companies have already made the move. If you’re thinking about it now, we can help!”

— Mayor Scott Singer, X (formerly Twitter), day after Mamdani's victory

Singer also appeared on The Benny Johnson Show, a conservative political commentary program hosted by right-wing influencer Benny Johnson. There, Singer encouraged relocation to Florida, emphasizing a business-friendly environment.

“Come to Florida. We’re here to celebrate and propel business, not overregulate it and defeat it.”

— Mayor Scott Singer on The Benny Johnson Show

Summary

Boca Raton is capitalizing on political change in New York, promoting the city as a welcoming and deregulated business hub to attract New Yorkers and their companies following Mamdani's mayoral win.

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The Palm Beach Post The Palm Beach Post — 2025-11-08