New York City’s political landscape is entering an intense period of scrutiny and debate following the election of Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Newly surfaced documents — shared by Just the News and attributed to members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) — have raised questions about the kinds of policies various advocacy groups hope the new administration will consider.

Mamdani, 34, is the city’s first Muslim mayor and one of the most prominent democratic socialists to win a major U.S. municipal office. After defeating former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa, he framed his victory as a “mandate for broad change” focused on affordability, community investment, and social equity.

The documents referenced in the report appear to originate from DSA’s Anti-War Working Group. They outline a set of policy priorities the group hopes to see adopted or discussed during Mamdani’s tenure. While the language used internally by advocacy groups can be aspirational and often more ideological than practical, the list reflects the ambitions of certain activist circles rather than confirmed policy commitments from City Hall.