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New York City Mayor Adams discussed possible Republican primary run: NYT
- New York City Mayor Eric Adams considered running for reelection as a Republican, according to a report.
- After discussions with Bronx Republican Party chairman Mike Rendino, Adams decided to remain a Democrat.
- In a statement, Adams confirmed he is not running as a Republican.
- The deadline to switch parties before the June 24 primary election is February 14.
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Mayor Adams’ deadline: Will he switch to the GOP? | FOX 5 New York
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has until 5 p.m. tomorrow to decide whether he will switch to the Republican Party ahead of his re-election bid. Will he make the jump? FOX 5's Linda Schmidt has the story.
New York City Mayor Adams discussed possible Republican primary run, NYT reports
Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams discussed a possible Republican primary run, the New York Times reported late on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right1Center5Last Updated63% Center
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- 63% of the sources are Center
63% Center
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C 63%
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