In November, the suburbs of New York City will be the pivotal arena for whether the Democratic Socialists of America cement their takeover of the entire state from their New York City stronghold. Her support for the New York City mayor has contributed to her unpopularity. Not a peep was heard when the fine print revealed that the surcharge included every property worth $1 million or more, meaning more than 50% of the city’s homes. Given the unfolding drama in New York City, it’s reasonable to assume that some demographic groups normally affiliated with the Democrat Party may change their normal voting patterns. Linda R. Killian is a retired financial executive and a local Republican chairman in Westchester County.