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Andrew Cuomo Launches Mayoral Bid in NYC as Rivalry with Eric Adams Heats Up

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo declares candidacy for NYC Mayor, promising to tackle city issues while facing scrutiny over past controversies.

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  1. Andrew Cuomo's comeback bid brings him back to a longtime foil: Trump

    Cuomo already appears to be running against Trump, who remains deeply unpopular in his hometown, as well as Adams.

    Andrew Cuomo's comeback bid brings him back to a longtime foil: Trump

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  3. New York governor declines to say whether Andrew Cuomo is fit to serve as mayor

    Hochul said she wasn't focused on politics, adding, "I have a state to run. I’ve got multiple crises, many of them emanating from Washington."

    New York governor declines to say whether Andrew Cuomo is fit to serve as mayor

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  4. New York City mayoral race heats up as Adams takes early shot at Cuomo, but also pulls some punches

    The comment was Adams’ first public criticism of Cuomo since the former governor launched his campaign Saturday with a 17-minute video that blasted the city’s leadership and described it as a threatening place where crime has spun out of control.

    New York City mayoral race heats up as Adams takes early shot at Cuomo, but also pulls some punches

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Mar 3rd, 2025, 9:13 PM ET

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Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has officially announced his bid for mayor of New York City. Launching his campaign over the past weekend, he emphasized his experience and ability to address pressing city issues such as crime and homelessness. Current Mayor Eric Adams acknowledged the need for leadership change but subtly criticized Cuomo's past controversies, including allegations of sexual harassment and mishandling COVID-19 data. Cuomo’s candidacy has generated a mixed response, with some voters skeptical due to his prior resignation amidst scandals. The primary election is set for June, and the race is anticipated to be competitive.

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  • Gov. Kathy Hochul is not expressing a firm stance on Andrew Cuomo's candidacy, focusing instead on her responsibilities as Governor and her agenda for public safety and homelessness.

  • Andrew Cuomo, in announcing his candidacy, frames himself as an experienced moderate leader capable of addressing the city's challenges, while also acknowledging past mistakes.

  • Mayor Eric Adams acknowledges the need for improvement in the city but emphasizes his commitment to his record amidst his own controversies.

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