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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani 0 tweets May 22, 2026. Current total: 0 tweets, 4 in the last 24 hours, pace projection 0.
No posts from Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) on May 22, 2026 yet. This view uses utc calendar day boundaries aligned to 16:00 UTC. Check back after the next sync — counts, charts, and the post list update automatically.
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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) published 10 posts on May 22, 2026. Cumulative posting timeline on X (UTC).
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) posted 10 posts on May 22, 2026. Darker cells = more tweets that hour — peak around 8:00 PM UTC.
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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) — average tweets per UTC hour on May 22, 2026 (2 days). Peak: 8:00 PM UTC (~1.5/day).
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) — average tweets per weekday on May 22, 2026. Peak: Saturday (~6.0/day).
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This weekend will be a rainy one, and whenever and wherever it rains, conditions can worsen quickly. New Yorkers should always be prepared to stay safe: Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 for emergency alerts. If you must travel, use caution and use mass transit if possible. Never https://t.co/aIxNUvdIJB
Open on X →As potential heavy rains move in this holiday weekend, we are mobilizing City government to keep New Yorkers safe — from clearing catch basins in flood-prone neighborhoods to monitoring downed trees and storm-related hazards. But we can’t do it alone! If you haven’t already, https://t.co/G97KSl4rQq
Open on X →As potential heavy rains move in this holiday weekend, we are mobilizing City government to keep New Yorkers safe — from clearing catch basins in flood-prone neighborhoods to monitoring downed trees and storm-related hazards. But we can’t do it alone! If you haven’t already, https://t.co/G97KSl4rQq
Open on X →Tonight, two young New Yorkers fell while subway surfing on a Brooklyn-bound J train near the Williamsburg Bridge. One teenager is dead. Another is fighting for his life. This is a preventable tragedy. No family should get a phone call like that. Subway surfing is deadly. My
Open on X →Today, a fire broke out on Richmond Terrace on Staten Island, followed soon after by reports of an explosion. What unfolded was a fast-moving emergency that claimed one life and left more than 30 civilians and first responders injured. The fire is now under control. We mourn
Open on X →Today, a fire broke out on Richmond Terrace on Staten Island, followed soon after by reports of an explosion. What unfolded was a fast-moving emergency that claimed one life and left more than 30 civilians and first responders injured. The fire is now under control. We mourn
Open on X →If you're a waiter in New York City, you have to work for more than eight hours to pay for a week of groceries. That's absurd. We're launching City-owned grocery stores to fix that. It shouldn't cost a full day of work to eat. https://t.co/Ca732sUdys
Open on X →On Wednesday night in the Bronx, NYCHA residents sat down with staff and City agencies to get answers on urgent repairs, tenancy concerns and health care resources. We encourage NYCHA residents to join us at our next NYCHA in Your Neighborhood events — June 3 in Brooklyn and https://t.co/XiGvq1OPbY
Open on X →On Wednesday night in the Bronx, NYCHA residents sat down with staff and City agencies to get answers on urgent repairs, tenancy concerns and health care resources. We encourage NYCHA residents to join us at our next NYCHA in Your Neighborhood events — June 3 in Brooklyn and https://t.co/8f4T9hc7MF
Open on X →Last night in the Bronx, NYCHA residents sat down with staff and City agencies to get answers on urgent repairs, tenancy concerns and health care resources. We encourage NYCHA residents to join us at our next NYCHA in Your Neighborhood events — June 3 in Brooklyn and June 17 in https://t.co/VpqvQktHFU
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