Hannity Trashes Cuomo’s ‘Unthinkable’ Campaign Blunders: ‘Spent Way Too Much Time in the Hamptons’

Fox News anchor Sean Hannity tore apart Andrew Cuomo’s “lackluster” campaign, saying the ex-governor spent “way too much time in the Hamptons” — immediately after calling the NYC mayoral race for Zohran Mamdani.

As Hannity broke the news that Fox News had projected Mamdani’s victory on Tuesday night, he added that it didn’t come as much of a surprise, especially given that Mamdani had already handily defeated Cuomo in the Democratic primary back in June.

The veteran Fox anchor went on to destroy Cuomo, who decided to face Mamdani as an independent as part of a doomed political comeback.

“I thought that Andrew ran a lackluster campaign,” Hannity told Bill Hemmer. “I think taking 10 days off after Labor Day is unthinkable if you’re a candidate. I think he spent way too much time out in the Hamptons and he didn’t have a message that resonated and still had a hangover or hatred for the time he was governor. That all worked against him.”

Read Hannity’s full rant here:

SEAN HANNITY: The Fox News decision desk can now project New York City has elected Democrat Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani to be its next mayor. Now he will become the first Muslim mayor of the city and its youngest in more than a century. Not really a surprise. I don’t know why people are waking up in the last two and a half weeks. I think they should have woke up after the primary where he handily defeated Andrew Cuomo. But back to your analysis — because I think this is key — I thought that Andrew ran a lackluster campaign. I think taking 10 days off after Labor Day is unthinkable if you’re a candidate. I think he spent way too much time out in the Hamptons and he didn’t have a message that resonated and still had a hangover or hatred for the time he was governor. That all worked against him.

Watch above via Fox News.