Danica Patrick Has a Serious Message For New Yorkers After They Elected Zohran Mamdani as Mayor
Danica Patrick has never been afraid to speak her mind, but even more so lately when it comes to politics.
Patrick was a very vocal voice in the journey that led to Donald Trump’s election as the 47th president of the United States. She attended several rallies in different parts of the country.
There was much talk about how she was paid for her appearances, with her coming out and stating, “All the events, rally’s, interviews, social posts….. I did for free. Actually spent a fair amount on wardrobe. But to be fair, I can’t twerk so…. It all adds up,” she wrote.
The former NASCAR star even confirmed on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ that she had never voted in a presidential election, but noted that this changed in 2024 when Donald Trump ran against Kamala Harris.
Now that her favorite President has been elected, she has turned her attention to local elections.
This week, Zohran Mamdani won the election for mayor of New York City over former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. His victory has already fanned the debate about the future of the Democratic Party and what his sudden political stardom could mean for next year’s midterm elections.
His victory is the biggest win for progressives since AOC defeated Joe Crowley in 2018.
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Not everybody was thrilled about it.
Danica Patrick took to her Instagram and commented on Mark Cuban’s reaction to Zohran Mamdani’s promises as New York’s soon-to-be mayor.
Mamdani, who will take office on January 1, 2026, aims to make New York more affordable. However, the former Mavs GM thinks that is not possible.
The former driver shared the clip on her Instagram story of Cobuan saying, “I mean, of course, that’s what they need particularly in New York and that’s what they’re gonna respond positively to,” Cuban explained.
When asked if that would work, Cuban stated, “No, of course not!”
Danica Patrick then gave her two cents as she wrote, “Can this work! “No!” Nothing is free people. And if it is, you’re the product.”
It may not be long before New Yorkers find out whether Danica Patrick is right or wrong.
