Socialists (representatives of the left wing of the US Democratic Party) led the three largest cities in America, notes the New York Times. The newspaper writes about the strengthening of the left among the Democrats following the results of the last congressional elections. On Thursday, Nitya Raman, representative of the Democratic Socialists of America (D.S.A.), won the Los Angeles mayoral election. She promoted an aggressive expansion of the housing supply and called for prioritizing improvements in public transportation. And in the US capital, Washington, Janice Lewis George, also a member of the D.S.A., was elected mayor on Tuesday. She called for universal child care, city-owned social housing, stronger tenant protections and lower rent costs for small businesses. Both won against more moderate Democrats. Let's recall that the DSA representative, Zoharan Mamdani, headed New York last year. Also, D.S.A. Friend David Morales won in Providence, Rhode Island, on Tuesday. And in Seattle last year Katie Wilson won, who calls herself a democratic socialist but is not a member of the D.S.A.