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Two weeks remain until the New York City mayoral election, a critical event that will shape the city's future. However, from a personal vantage point, the speaker confesses that they're unable to vote because they're located eight miles outside the city limits in Nassau County—a region renowned for its safety, low crime rates, and effective leadership. Nassau's County Executive, Bruce Blakeman, is lauded for his solid governance, which has kept taxes low and crime significantly reduced, thanks largely to the Nassau County Police Department under Patrick Ryder. The speaker emphasizes that performance, rather than party loyalty, should be the guiding principle for voters, criticizing those who only vote Democrat without considering actual accomplishments.