At a Knicks parade, Knicks owner James Dolan makes a comment that is widely described as directed at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. According to multiple outlets, Dolan tells revelers, “I don’t need your vote,” immediately after Mamdani gives a lengthy speech centered on Knicks history and the team’s recent playoff run. The exchanges between Dolan and Mamdani have been reported as part of a broader pattern of tensions. Yahoo Sports and Forbes note that Dolan previously sparred with Mamdani and also with NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch related to a cancelled watch party at Madison Square Garden. The New York Post similarly reports that Dolan’s remark comes during the parade events following Mamdani’s remarks. Together, the coverage portrays Dolan’s comment as a public reference during the parade to an ongoing dispute with the mayor, though outlets focus on different aspects of the history behind the relationship. Overall, the reporting centers on the timing of Dolan’s statement during the mayor’s speech and the prior reported disagreements involving city officials and event planning at the arena.