City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday formally received support for his reelection bid from several unions representing employees of the police and correction departments unions, who expressed concern a City Hall led by Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani would be a “de Blasio 2.

Fresh off a a blockbuster legal accusation from his former police commissioner on Wednesday, and some major endorsements on Thursday, Mayor Eric Adams sat down one-on-one with Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter as the New York City mayoral race heats up.

It’s certainly an unusual New York City mayor’s race. If you recently started paying attention, here’s the extremely abridged version: Our incumbent Mayor Eric Adams should have had an easy path to reelection after winning the open seat as a Democrat in 2021.

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Mayor Eric Adams’ independent bid to hold onto City Hall received a massive injection of cash after the embarrassing shellacking of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo by relatively unknown socialist lawmaker Zohran Mamdani.

New York City’s mayor has largely ditched MSNBC to spend more time on Republicans’ favorite cable news network this year.