New Yorkers give their picks for mayor in 1933 election

The transcript features various individuals expressing their voting preferences for the mayoral election. Some support John P. O'Brien for his policies, while others switch their vote to LaGuardia due to his lack of connection with Tammany Hall. Joseph B. McKee is praised for his leadership and economic plans. A taxi driver shares his perspective, criticizing Tammany Hall and supporting LaGuardia for fair treatment.

Why did the speaker initially consider voting for LaGuardia?

• Because he is a friend of the speaker

• Because he promised lower taxes

• Because he is connected with Tammany

• Because he is not connected with Tammany

What quality of Joseph B. McKee does the speaker admire?

• His leadership in revitalizing democracy

• His ability to raise taxes

• His friendship with the speaker

• His connection with Tammany

What is the speaker's reason for supporting John P. O'Brien?

• His past record of economy

• His plans to increase the fare

• His connection with Tammany

• His promise to lower taxes

What issue does the taxi driver have with Tammany Hall?

• They reduced the fare

• They increased the fare

• They passed a tax affecting tips

• They supported LaGuardia

What does the taxi driver hope Major LaGuardia will do?

• Support Tammany Hall

• Increase the fare

• Rescind the five-cent tax

• Raise taxes on tips