New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announced two senior administration officials Wednesday. 

Mamdani announced Jahmila Edwards as Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and Catherine Almonte Da Costa as Director of Appointments. 

"New Yorkers have entrusted us with a responsibility. They voted for an administration that will work every day to make our city more affordable, safe and to make the work of government efficient and excellent," Mamdani said. "We can deliver on this promise, we will, but only if we have the brightest minds in this city leading these efforts."

The announcements come as many questions remain about Mamdani's incoming administration. 

The mayor-elect is set to take office in just two weeks. 

It's not clear, for example, what his plans are for the schools chancellor position, or who shall lead the Fire Department.

We also don't yet know what his actual swearing in ceremony will look like, or where it will take place. Mamdani has said he is looking forward to a public swearing in ceremony on New Year's Day. In the past, those have typically been held at City Hall. No particulars this time around have been released as yet. 

Mamdani previously announced that he was trying to raise $4 million to help fund his transition, which is not eligible for public matching funds. The effort has been largely successful, with more than $3 million raised thus far from nearly 30,000 donors, with an average donation of $88. The campaign previously said 95% of the donations have been under $250. 

The transition fundraising comes as Mamdani's team vets more than 71,000 applications for jobs in his administration.