We know this isn't your problem. But hear us out.
From potholes in Pune to rent in New York. From broken public services to everyday bureaucratic absurdities. The problems are real. The addressee is questionable.
This is the only part of the government experience you control. Go on, click the page and stamp it.

Tried everyone else? Throw up the Mamdani signal.
Your landlord has gone quiet. The ward office says next week. The helpline is busy. Write it down, and we'll turn it into a post for X or Instagram, tagged #DearMamdani. You press post.
He won't come. That's the joke. But everyone who reads it will know you aren't the only one.
Nothing you type here is sent to us or stored.
Thirty seconds of people who should be talking to someone else.
An AI-generated film with fictional characters. None of these people exists, and these aren't real submissions. Zohran Mamdani had nothing to do with it.
Signal of the moment, No. HM-RE018
London closed Hammersmith Bridge to cars in 2019. It now says it may never reopen.
Fixing it would cost £300 million. Not fixing it has so far cost £54 million.
Latest signals
See all- HM-RE019
New York now has a whole mayoral office for rats
Not to catch them. To coordinate the people who might.
New York, United States, Governance, 7 November 2026
Reported - HM-RE020
Toronto opened a 19 km tram line. It took 15 years.
That is just over a kilometre a year, which is also roughly how it feels at red lights.
Toronto, Canada, Infrastructure, 7 November 2026
Reported - HM-RE021
Rome's buses catch fire so often that Romans named it
The word is Flambus. Nobody had to explain it.
Rome, Italy, Infrastructure, 7 November 2026
Reported - HM-RE022
An English town built a £50 million bridge, then ran out of money for the road
The bridge is finished. The road is expected in 2030, or whenever someone finds £33 million.
Spalding, United Kingdom, Infrastructure, 7 November 2026
Reported - HM-RE023
A Vietnamese province built a $600,000 bridge with no road at either end
The bridge is ready. The soil isn't approved.
Nghe An, Vietnam, Infrastructure, 7 November 2026
Reported - HM-RE011
Half an hour of rain turned Hinjewadi's IT park into a water park
An MLA suggested boats. At last, a Hinjewadi commute with a view.
Hinjewadi, India, Infrastructure, 6 November 2026
Reported
He can't fix your pothole. That is the point.
People write letters to Zohran Mamdani about problems he obviously cannot solve. A flooded road in Pune. A rent rise in Mumbai. A refund somewhere in the fifth working week.
He doesn't receive them or read them. We publish the best ones here, so that everyone else with the same problem knows they aren't imagining it.
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