Michael Rapaport reiterates his intention to run for mayor of New York City in 2029, according to reporting from Fox News and the New York Post. The comedian/actor says he is committed to challenging Mayor Zohran Mamdani and describes his approach as a confrontational, campaign-style “street fight” or “dogfight,” arguing that such tactics are necessary to win. Both outlets note that Rapaport has been outspoken about his views toward Mamdani, characterizing his disagreement with the mayor’s political direction. The New York Post adds context that Rapaport first announced the mayoral bid earlier in January and has continued to publicly criticize Mamdani, including positioning his own candidacy as a direct alternative to the current administration. Neither outlet provides details on policy proposals or campaign structure in the available summaries, focusing instead on Rapaport’s confirmation of the 2029 run and his stated campaign tone. The reporting reflects Rapaport’s personal statements rather than an endorsement or action by any election authority.