NEW YORKERS CALL BULLSHIT
New Yorkers aren’t falling for Cuomo’s con. We remember the scandals. The corruption. The lies. The bullying disguised as “leadership.” The backroom deals — and the book deal. We remember how he let us suffer while he built his own myth.
On June 24, let's dream bigger than the mistakes of our past and Don’t Rank Evil Andrew for Mayor.
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CUOMO FOR MAYOR? FUGGEDABOUTIT.
New York’s #1 Nepo Baby jerked New Yorkers around for years as our governor. Now he’s running for mayor to punch his ticket back to the big time, after sexual harassment and corruption scandals drove him out of office in disgrace. As governor, Andrew treated subways, schools, and even our bodies as his personal playthings. To this day, he’s paying private lawyers with taxpayer money to fight his legal cases. Just imagine what he would do as our mayor.
HOW TO BEAT ANDREW CUOMO
We have less than a month to ensure the next Democratic candidate for the mayor of New York isn't Andrew Cuomo. For the DREAM strategy to work, it will require all progressive campaigns to act as one, with one voice.
LAST IS TOO GOOD FOR HIM
To prevent Andrew Cuomo from getting your vote in NYC’s Ranked Choice Voting system you have to do something very specific: do not rank him. If you rank him second to last, he could get your vote. If you rank him last, he could get your vote.
The only way to guarantee that you are not voting for evil Andrew is to leave him off your ballot entirely. So remember, to prevent a Cuomo catastrophe, you have to DREAM: Don’t Rank Evil Andrew for Mayor.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
WE GOT THIS COVERED 06/5
"Supporters of non-Cuomo candidates, including those affiliated with the DREAM (Don’t Rank Evil Andrew for Mayor) movement, are leveraging the city’s ranked-choice voting system as a strategy to prevent Cuomo’s political comeback."
POLITICO 06/05
"Supporters of Cuomo’s rivals — including those affiliated with the DREAM, or Don’t Rank Evil Andrew for Mayor movement — see ranked-choice voting as an opportunity to block Cuomo’s return to elected office. But the left-leaning candidates running against him are still scrambling."
REMAPPING DEBATE 06/01
This season, that has translated into the anti-Cuomo candidates (Brad Lander, Adrienne Adams, Scott Stringer, Zellnor Myrie, and Jessica Ramos – in addition to Mamdani) thus far honoring an all-but-official non-aggression pact, summarized neatly by the acronym DREAM (initially standing for Don’t Rank Eric or Andrew for Mayor; now, after Mayor Adams bowed out of the Democratic primary, standing for Don’t Rank Evil Andrew for Mayor)."
NY GROOVE 05/29
"Per the DREAM website: “To prevent Andrew Cuomo from getting your vote in NYC’s Ranked Choice Voting system you have to do something very specific: do not rank him. If you rank him second to last, he could get your vote. If you rank him last, he could get your vote. The only way to guarantee that you are not voting for evil Andrew is to leave him off your ballot entirely.”
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