US EditionBill Clinton Endorses Andrew Cuomo for NYC Mayor
- On Sunday, former President Bill Clinton publicly backed Andrew Cuomo in his bid to become mayor of New York City, marking an uncommon foray into local electoral politics.
- Clinton's endorsement followed Cuomo’s August 2021 resignation amid sexual harassment allegations and the tightening Democratic primary race with Zohran Mamdani.
- Cuomo criticized the far-left Democratic Socialists led by Mamdani, while Cuomo’s campaign highlighted his government experience and collaboration with Clinton.
- Clinton described him as a determined leader skilled at navigating government processes, emphasizing that during a period when fundamental rights are threatened, he will defend the residents of the city. Additionally, a Marist Poll indicates Cuomo holds a 55-45 percent advantage over Mamdani.
- Cuomo’s endorsement and polling lead suggest establishment backing may bolster his chances despite progressive opposition and ranked-choice voting complexities.
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Bill Clinton gives last-minute endorsement to Andrew Cuomo in NYC mayoral primary
Former President Bill Clinton endorsed former Gov. Andrew Cuomo for New York City Mayor two days before the primary election. Cuomo is campaigning in his first election that will be determined by ranked choice voting. In New York, only city…
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