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Former Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani didn\u2019t vote on the state budget this year, but the $268 billion spending plan impacts him now more than ever. As state lawmakers conclude their 2026 legislative session, Mamdani has extracted some major wins from his former colleagues \u2013 including a mechanism to kill his predecessor\u2019s Charter Revision Commission and an infusion of cash for childcare and reducing the city budget gap. Mamdani was also granted a limited levy on the wealthy in the form of a pied-\u00e0-terre tax on second homes worth more than $1 million \u2013 a bone to throw to his billionaire-chomping base.<\/p>\n

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Mamdani\u2019s first legislative session as New York City mayor has been challenging, to say the least. Soon after he came into office, he raised the alarm about a massive two-year city budget gap he estimated at $12 billion. That number shrunk significantly with tax revenue updates and an influx of cash from the governor, but Mamdani still caused panic and outrage when he floated the idea of raising property taxes in the city to close the remaining gap.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mamdani dropped that idea in his executive budget, released May 12. Despite Hochul\u2019s earlier contention that the state had already delivered plenty of assistance to New York City, she promised $4 billion in additional last-minute state actions to close a remaining budget gap over this fiscal year and next. The lion\u2019s share of that comes from state-authorized restructuring of the city\u2019s pension payments \u2013 a measure public employee unions aren\u2019t thrilled about.<\/p>\n

Mamdani is now newly empowered by an influx of state aid as his budget team and the City Council negotiate the city budget due June 30.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Mamdani administration is incredibly proud of the work we did to address the structural imbalance between the city and the state and balance a historic deficit without cutting essential services,\u201d City Hall spokesperson Dora Pekec said in a statement. \u201cThe Mayor is grateful to Governor Hochul, Leader Stewart-Cousins, and Speaker Heastie for their partnership.\u201d<\/p>\n

Here are the mayor\u2019s big wins and losses from the 2026 state legislative session.<\/p>\n

WINS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Charter Revision Commission killer<\/strong><\/p>\n

For weeks, Mamdani said little about where he stood as the Charter Revision Commission convened by former Mayor Eric Adams on his last day in office barreled forward. While it was generally understood that Mamdani didn\u2019t want the zombie-like panel to advance any questions onto the November ballot, there was only so much he could do beyond cutting off funding. That is until state lawmakers, at Mamdani\u2019s request, granted him a new power to accept or reject the commission. Mamdani wasted no time killing his predecessor\u2019s creation and forming his own Charter Revision Commission.<\/p>\n

Pension restructuring\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

As far as methods to close a budget gap go, pension restructuring certainly isn\u2019t the sexiest. But it\u2019s expected to free up a good chunk of the money in the short run: an estimated $2.3 billion over two years. To do so, Hochul and state lawmakers agreed to grant the city permission to stretch out its annual public pension contributions so that it meets its long-term obligation by 2037 rather than 2032, the current deadline. Mamdani has insisted that the proposal won\u2019t have any impact on retirees and their benefits \u2013 nor will it impact current employees and their future benefits, though that hasn\u2019t stopped critics from raising concerns about shifting costs into future years. State approval was only step one. Next, the proposal will need to earn the approval of the boards that oversee the city\u2019s five municipal pension funds. Unions, which hold considerable influence over said boards, have yet to sign off on the idea.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Child care funding<\/strong><\/p>\n

One of the earliest wins Mamdani secured from Albany this session was also one of the most politically significant. After campaigning on a three-prong promise of fast and free buses, rent freeze and universal childcare, Mamdani was able to say just a week into his term that he was making serious headway on the third. Hochul agreed to provide funding for a new, free childcare program for 2-year-olds, starting with 2,000 seats this fall and growing from there. While Hochul committed state funding for the first two years, the commitments are less clear in the following years. But it\u2019s a mutually beneficial partnership for Mamdani and Hochul, who is running for reelection, and the two have appeared together often to celebrate it in the months since.<\/p>\n

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Pied-\u00e0-terre tax<\/strong><\/p>\n

Many of us learned who Ken Griffin was this spring, thanks to a megaviral video Mamdani recorded outside the hedge fund CEO\u2019s $238 million penthouse to tout a new pied-\u00e0-terre tax, which Mamdani said will raise $500 million annually. (Skeptics, including city Comptroller Mark Levine, have questioned whether the new tax will actually pull in that much given how difficult it can be to implement.) The video caused a dust-up with the corporate honchos, but the tax is a testament to the power of Mamdani\u2019s populist campaign. This tax will apply to second homes worth more than $1 million.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Class size relief<\/strong><\/p>\n

New York City schools will now have an additional two years to comply with a state law aimed at shrinking class sizes, giving the city some relief from the costly state measure first enacted in 2022. Those requirements have been gradually phased in over the past couple of years to the delight of educators who\u2019ve long argued that smaller classes lead to better learning outcomes. Under the initial timeline, all classrooms were supposed to be in compliance with the cap of 20 to 25 students by the 2027-28 school year. Now with compliance pushed back another two years, the Mamdani administration is expected to save around $500 million next school year followed by an additional $730 million in the next year.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mayoral control\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mamdani will get at least two more years of control over the New York City public school system. While that\u2019s less than the four-year extension he and Hochul pushed for, two years isn\u2019t far from the ordinary \u2013 especially given the mayor\u2019s prior position on the policy. As a candidate, he\u2019d openly campaigned on overhauling mayoral control, only to backtrack shortly before taking office.\u00a0<\/p>\n

SEQRA reform\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

While Mamdani himself has made a few high profile trips to Albany since he took office, his intergovernmental team and even some commissioners have been doing a lot of the heavy lifting. Newly installed Department and Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Dina Levy trekked to Albany to lobby for reforms to the State Environmental Quality Review Act to ease some strict environmental review restrictions and speed new housing construction. Those reforms were included in the state budget.<\/p>\n

LOSSES<\/strong><\/p>\n

The original \u201ctax the rich\u201d pitch<\/strong><\/p>\n

One area where Hochul and Mamdani did not see eye to eye this year \u2013\u00a0arguably the most consequential \u2013\u00a0was over his proposal to tax the rich. Sure, the state budget does include a new tax on the rich via the pied-\u00e0-terre tax, but while Mamdani\u2019s team has claimed that as a \u201ctax the rich\u201d win, it\u2019s far from the more substantial tax hikes on high earners and large corporations that Mamdani campaigned on and subsequently lobbied for. While the state Legislature backed those proposals, Hochul has been adamantly opposed, and stuck to that opposition throughout the budget process and session. She also quickly shot down a joint proposal from Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin to reduce a tax credit targeted at the rich. Luckily for Mamdani, Hochul stepped in in other ways to help the city close its budget gap.<\/p>\n

No free buses this year<\/strong><\/p>\n

Not so fast \u2013\u00a0or free. One of Mamdani\u2019s key campaign planks will go unfulfilled in his first year in office. His pitch for fast and free buses hardly made it to the negotiating table in Albany. That\u2019s likely a reflection of the need to balance priorities as well as the reality that the proposal faces more opposition from Hochul, Metropolitan Transportation Authority CEO Janno Lieber, and even some local elected officials who want to see more attention to low-income riders first. It\u2019s not necessarily dead in future years, however. In appointing his nominees to the MTA board at the end of session (who have now been confirmed) Mamdani made sure to highlight that they would \u201chelp ensure\u201d that fast and free buses happen.<\/p>\n

Buffer zones\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Just when it looked like Mamdani had managed to successfully diminish a politically dicey proposal to enact protest buffer zones outside of houses of worship, lawmakers and Hochul swooped in with the passage of their own, more intensive version. Unlike the City Council\u2019s measure requiring the New York City Police Department to develop and publicize a plan to deploy security perimeters around places of worship, the new state law actually establishes a 50-foot buffer around these facilities. Protesters who \u201cknowingly or intentionally\u201d in behavior that causes an individual \u201creasonable fear for their safety\u201d could be slapped with a class B misdemeanor. So far, Mamdani has said little about the state measure, but it\u2019ll likely draw legal challenges from critics who\u2019ve raised concerns about restricting protest activity.<\/p>\n

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