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New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Sunday he is ending his reelection campaign, a move that virtually ensures he will lose in November and seals his fate as the city’s first one-term mayor since David Dinkins.
“It has been my honor to be your mayor,” Adams said in a nine-minute video announcing his departure from the race. “And I’m proud to say that we took that victory four years ago and turned it into action, making this city better for those who have been failed by government.”
The mayor blamed city election officials, lingering concerns over a since-dismissed federal bribery case and the media for undermining his effort to secure a second term.
I guess that they met his price.
“It has been my honor to be your mayor,” Adams said in a nine-minute video announcing his departure from the race. “And I’m proud to say that we took that victory four years ago and turned it into action, making this city better for those who have been failed by government.”
The mayor blamed city election officials, lingering concerns over a since-dismissed federal bribery case and the media for undermining his effort to secure a second term.
I guess that they met his price.
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