Episode Title: South Brooklyn’s Red Wave, Progressive Mayors, and Trump’s NYC Legacy with Jon Paul Lupo

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In this episode, we sit down with political consultant Jon Paul Lupo to analyze the Republican voting surge in South Brooklyn and its implications for New York City politics. We explore the challenges and possibilities for a progressive candidate to take the reins as mayor in a city of diverse political currents. Finally, we discuss what Donald Trump’s presidency and influence mean for NYC’s political landscape and future elections. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about the evolving dynamics of New York politics.

Episode Title: Empowering the Latino Vote: A Conversation with Senator Luis Sepulveda

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In this episode of The Perez Notes, we sit down with New York State Senator Luis Sepulveda for an engaging discussion on critical issues impacting the Latino community. We explore the importance of the Latino vote, strategies for Latino empowerment, and the potential move of the Somos Conference to the Dominican Republic. Additionally, we examine the role the upcoming mayoral election will play in shaping the future of our communities.

Tune in for a timely and thought-provoking conversation on the power of the Latino voice and the path toward greater representation and influence.

In my interview with political reporter Katie Honan, I explored key issues shaping New York City’s political and policy landscape. We delved into the “City of Yes” zoning proposals aimed at modernizing land use to promote housing and economic growth, as well as the upcoming implementation of congestion pricing and its potential impact on commuters and city revenues. Katie also shed light on the city’s recent budget modification process, discussing its fiscal priorities and challenges. Finally, we touched on the developing race for mayor, analyzing early contenders and the dynamics likely to define the campaign.