'Andy Cohen for Mayor!': Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos Endorse Bravo Boss to Run NYC During Hilarious 'Live' Moment

Andy Cohen might make a mayoral run in NYC after successfully getting the W Hotel in Hoboken, N.J., to dim their large neon sign.

Appearing for a guest interview on the Monday, September 15, episode of Live With Kelly and Mark, married co-hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos brought up how the Bravo head honcho "recently moved into a new family home."

"I did, yes. Two blocks from my old place. Same neighborhood," Cohen confirmed, with Ripa admitting the property "looks gorgeous" based on what Consuelos showed her — as the blonde beauty has yet to visit the new pad, while her husband had.

While Cohen's Manhattan property is "really great" and has a "great outdoor space" — which was "the reason for the move" — the Real Housewives executive producer had a bone to pick with the W Hotel's Hoboken location.

"I have a note for the W Hoboken," he said, explaining how its directly "across the river" from his city estate and "there is a big W on top of it" that's "blindingly bright."

"So I have been on a campaign via my Instagram Stories to get them to dim it a wee bit," he admitted. "You know what? They listened! It has been softer. This is public advocacy at work."

"Are you sure you didn’t just get used to it?" Ripa teased, though Consuelos supported Cohen, noting: "They reached out and told you they turned it down, right?"

"Well, I saw it with my eyes," Cohen quipped. "And I did get a [note]. They were like, 'We are dimming it.' And guess what? My neighbors are thanking me in the building. They’re like, 'Thank you!' It worked!"

"Can I say, this is the first step — your entree, as it were — to becoming the mayor of New York City?" Consuelos joked.

Cohen liked the sound of Consuelos' idea, as he exclaimed: "Andy Cohen for mayor! Yes! I agree."

"Disco balls, everywhere!" Consuelos suggested, however, the Watch What Happens Live host clarified the shiny objects would have to be on "dimmers."

"We're gonna put the brightest buildings on dimmers. That’s how we’re gonna start," he said, as Ripa agreed, "yes, like a softer-lit New York."

Since Ripa and Consuelos both seemed enthusiastic about the idea of Bravo's boss becoming mayor of NYC, Cohen asked, "I assume I have your vote?"

The spouses confirmed Cohen "of course" had their vote, as Ripa declared: "Yes! You have our endorsement — and it's energy efficient!"