New York: Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as mayor early Thursday, taking the oath just after midnight at the decommissioned Old City Hall subway station. He placed his hand on a Quran during the private ceremony administered by New York Attorney General Letitia James and later will be sworn again in a public event led by U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders at City Hall. At 34, Mamdani becomes the city's first Muslim, first South Asian and youngest mayor in over a century; he named Mike Flynn as transportation commissioner. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Progressive organizations, South Asian and Muslim communities, and advocates for public transit and affordable housing gain increased representation and a platform under Mamdani's administration.
Opposition political groups and critics of progressive policy proposals may face increased scrutiny and political challenge from the incoming administration.
After reading and researching latest news.... Mamdani's midnight oath on a Quran, administered by Letitia James, confirms his historic status as New York's first Muslim and South Asian mayor. He assumed office Jan 1, announced a transportation commissioner, and scheduled a public swearing-in by Senator Bernie Sanders and policy goals.
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