New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he will stay in the mayor’s race, criticizing his opponent Andrew Cuomo for trying to push him out. Adams spoke outside Gracie Mansion on September 6, 2025, vowing to continue his campaign and beat Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee who’s favored to win. He also said he aims to maintain the city’s recent progress.
- Eric Adams plans to run for second term
- Accuses Andrew Cuomo of trying to dissuade him
- Adams aims to defeat Zohran Mamdani
- Believes he will continue NYC's success
- Adams made announcement outside Gracie Mansion
Adams made the statement on September 6, 2025, asserting his commitment to the race despite opposition. He accused Cuomo of attempting to influence the contest and emphasized his goal to keep leading the city’s success. Adams remains confident he will defeat Mamdani and continue his policies.
- Adams publicly commits to running for re-election on September 6, 2025.
- He criticizes Cuomo for trying to push him out of the race.
- Adams targets Mamdani, the favored Democratic nominee, for victory.
- He emphasizes his focus on continuing NYC’s recent progress.
This development highlights ongoing political tensions ahead of the NYC mayoral election, with Adams determined to stay in the race despite opposition.
The outcome could influence the city’s future policies and leadership trajectory.
