Zohran didn't win by relying on standard turnout patterns. We had to fundamentally transform the Democratic electorate.

I was part of a group of NYC-DSA members that applied lessons from our previous campaigns to design the “universe” of voters to talk to. Here's how we won 🧵 Translated from campaign-speak, the “universe” is the list of voters a campaign plans to prioritize outreach to, via door knocking and phonebanking.

What we were doing—building a universe for a socialist mayoral candidate in the country’s largest city—was unprecedented.

Couldn't be at the Terminal 5 rally tonight, but watching Zohran's speech afterward, I am completely blown away by how far this socialist campaign has come in less than a year's time.

This part is my favorite; just beautifully written and delivered (and even better in context): Just...goddamn.

jewish democrat jerry nadler is currently on the floor speaking *against* this resolution, calling it part of a “partisan gotcha game”

https://twitter.com/ryangrim/status/1731712535160574029

Nadler also (correctly) explained that anti-Zionism and antisemitism are not the same thing, noting the long history of Jewish anti-Zionism and many non-Zionist Orthodox Jewish sects like the Satmar

After @isaiahrmartin launched his campaign today (with support from @VotersTomorrow @0liviajulianna & others), it quickly become clear that he’s a centrist Zionist with potential Republican sympathies

I’m going to thread all the evidence below and keep it updated 🧵

https://twitter.com/isaiahrmartin/status/1699455040065339573

First, here’s Isaiah in 2020 posing for photos with GOP Gov. Greg Abbott (still on his IG as of today)

This is at a rally for GOP candidate @AngelicaforTX, who took tens of thousands from anti-abortion groups & Clarence Thomas’s fave billionaire Harlan Crow (per Ballotpedia)

https://twitter.com/aaronnarraph/status/1699543561190928752

This January, I served as a grand jury foreman in Queens.

When I spoke up about blatantly illegal behavior by court officers. they removed me from the room & tried to intimidate me into shutting up.

I filed an affidavit to dismiss one of our indictments. @haideechu has more 🧵

https://twitter.com/thecityny/status/1661296505414729729

I was on the grand jury for almost all of January. On my first day, we were given a handbook instructing us that during deliberations, grand jurors should “discuss” cases among ourselves before voting.

But a court officer told us the exact opposite behind closed doors.