Sunday in the NYC Mayor’s Race: Mamdani’s ‘Big Canvass,’ Cuomo’s tough talk on Trump at church, and more

As New York City counts down to Election Day on Nov. 4, the city’s four main mayoral candidates are vying for support in a relatively packed general election.

From church visits to campaign stops at a Brooklyn 5K race, here is how each candidate spent their Sunday.

Mamdani wraps up ‘Big Fall Canvass’

Queens Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee who is leading the field by a wide margin in most polls, spent Sunday morning speaking to congregants of Brooklyn’s Bethany Baptist Church.

Mamdani spoke of his love for New York City and the change he hopes to bring if elected to the city’s highest office — rising rents and grocery costs, disproportionate police killings of Black New Yorkers, and higher maternal mortality rates for Black mothers than white mothers, Mamdani said