Brad is running for Mayor of New York City!
 

Did you hear the news, John?

Headline from the New York Times: Brad Lander, New York City’s Comptroller, Will Run Against Mayor Adams

The New York Times, 07/30/2024

Brad just announced that he’s running for Mayor of New York City!

Your support on Day One of this campaign is key — especially when contributions from NYC residents are matched 8 to 1 under the City’s matching funds program! Please pitch in to become a Day One donor to Brad’s campaign for Mayor in 2025:

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We’ll be honest, John: New Yorkers are hungry for leadership that gets real results.

Eric Adams had his chance to run New York City better. But he simply hasn’t delivered.

Brad is prepared to be the leader this city deserves. Like he told New York Magazine, New Yorkers are ready to see “big bold ideas that require good leadership and good management that delivers results.”

With your help, Brad will make NYC a safer, more affordable, more livable, and better run city.

For everyone.

The most important way to grow our movement is by showing the strength of our campaign early on. Please make a Day One contribution of $10 or more to support Brad Lander for Mayor of New York City in 2025.

Thank you for everything, and if you have a moment, please read Brad’s full message below.

— Team Lander

 

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From: Brad Lander
Date: Tues, July 30, 2024
Subject: I’m running

Dear John,

All across the five boroughs, I’ve been hearing the same thing: We need a safer, more affordable, more livable, and better run city.

That’s why today I’m announcing my candidacy for Mayor of New York City.

Will you make a Day One contribution of any amount right now to help me launch the campaign?

If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately:

I fall in love with this city over and over again — and I know you do, too. For me, it’s the summer concerts in Prospect Park, seeing the bright promise of kids at a CUNY graduation, or discovering a new street food (have you tried fuchka?). Everyone has their old favorites, and NYC offers new ones all the time.

But lately, New Yorkers who stop me on the street are increasingly frustrated with the city’s direction. Why does a city that means so much to so many, have leadership that delivers so little for so few?

New Yorkers travel too long, to work too many hours, to pay too much rent – all to worry too much and feel too unsafe.

If you want to see that change, will you make a donation as a Day One donor to my campaign for Mayor in 2025? Contributions from New York City residents are matched 8 to 1 under the City’s matching funds program.

We grind here – it’s part of who we are, part of our identity as New Yorkers, and we carry it around like a badge of honor. That grind means we love this place. It’s how we show up for each other. We may not always be polite – but we’re respectful, honest, and trustworthy. And above all else, we get the job done – no excuses.

But where’s that from Mayor Adams?

Nothing can replace New York City. But we can replace a leader when they fail the basic tests of the job: to be honest with us, to keep our families safe, to do everything possible to make sure housing is affordable, to ensure our kids get the best education, to turn our grind and our generosity into effective action.

It’s time for strong, experienced leadership that delivers real results for New Yorkers.

If you’re with me, or want to learn more, or want to see some of the New Yorkers who inspire me, please watch our new video announcing this campaign for change:

Image from Brad Lander for Mayor launch video

And for more details on how I hope to transform this city, please also check out our campaign website, where you can learn more about my plans on the critical issues facing our city – and sign up to get involved. I can’t build a winning campaign without your help.

I know some say we have to point fingers, to demonize each other, or to give up on what makes New York City special.

I say we’re in this together. And together, let’s write the next great chapter on the sidewalks of New York.

Thanks for all you’ve done so far.

More soon,

Brad

Brad Lander headshot

P.S. Contributions from New York City residents are matched 8 to 1 up to $250 by the City’s matching funds program. Can you make a $10 donation to have a $90 impact on Day One of this campaign?