Economic impact in NYC with the Muslim Communist

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Couldn't happen to a nastier bunch of filth that absolutely deserve all the misery they just bought.

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He has already said he intends on seizing private property

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Over a million New Yorkers have announced they will be leaving.

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He has already said he intends on seizing private property.

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If you would search using the text he supplied you would find more than a handful of links.

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The claim in the provided X post—that "over a million New Yorkers have announced they will be leaving" New York City, in the context of Zohran Mamdani's policies or election—appears to be a significant exaggeration or misrepresentation of available data. No credible reports indicate that a million or more individuals have made formal announcements of their intent to leave NYC as of November 2025. Instead, this figure stems from pre-election polls gauging hypothetical intentions, not actual declarations or actions.

while polls suggest widespread unease among some NYC residents about Mamdani's win, the claim of "over a million" having "announced" their departure is unsubstantiated and likely inflated for rhetorical effect. Actual migrations would take months or years to materialize and measure, but current trends show population stability rather than collapse.

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? What is true

A recent poll by J.L. Partners for the Daily Mail found that about 9% of residents of New York City said they would “definitely” leave the city if Zohran Mamdani (Democratic-Socialist candidate) wins the mayoralty. That equates to roughly 765,000 people (given NYC’s population ~8.4 million).
KDBC
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Hudson Valley Post
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The same poll indicated another ~25% (about 2.1 million people) said they were “considering” leaving under the same hypothetical scenario.
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The Financial Express
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? What isn’t true / What’s misleading

There is no evidence that one million* or more residents have already announced they will be leaving the city, as the original claim states. The data refers to intentions in a poll, conditional on a particular election outcome—not actual departures.

The claim “Over a million New Yorkers have announced they will be leaving” treats a poll asking “Would you leave if X happens?” as equivalent to people physically resigning residency. That conflates stated intention with confirmed action.

Polls like this capture what people say they might do, often in a highly charged political context. They are not forecasts of actual migration with certainty.

Even if 765,000 people did leave, that would be significant, but it’s still short of the more than one million figure claimed, and again, the 765k is conditional—not already done.

?? Verdict

The claim is mostly false. It builds on a self-reported poll projection, inflates the number, the certainty, and the timing (“have announced they will be leaving”), and presents it as a done or inevitable exodus. The data so far shows “would consider leaving if A happens,” not “have left.”

If you like, I can check migration data (e.g., USPS change-of-address, tax records) to se.

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