Inside the last GOP stronghold in NYC's liberal northern suburbs as it stays all red in a sea of blue

The northern suburbs are swinging left but there’s one last Republican stronghold where GOP officials still hold every government seat – a red town rowing right in a sea of blue.

Leaders in the southern Westchester County town of Eastchester say they’ve stayed Blue Wave-proof just a few miles from the Bronx by rejecting “wokeism” and embracing traditional values while some locals say they’re perfectly happy in the right-leaning “bubble.”

Town Supervisor Anthony Colavita cited a pro-police philosophy and fighting to keep taxes low as he offered advice for incoming New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani.

“There’s no such thing as free lunch. You can’t take from one group and give to another and not expect to have a problem,” he told The Post.

“You create dependency and you create resentment.