US EditionNYC Mayor Eric Adams running as independent in reelection bid
- New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he will run for reelection as an independent, withdrawing from the Democratic primary, citing challenges from a dismissed federal bribery case as the reason for his decision.
- Adams stated that the accusations against him have shaken voter confidence, remarking, 'I trusted people I should not have, and I regret that.'
- Following a judge's dismissal of his corruption case, Adams' decision sparked criticism and raised questions about his independence from the Trump administration.
- Adams expressed his belief that independent leadership is necessary for the city, saying, 'I firmly believe that this city is better served by truly independent leadership.
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NYC Mayor Adams to Run as Independent for Re-Election
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has dropped out of the Democrat primary race and will run for re-election as an independent instead, announcing the move just a day after the criminal corruption case against him was dropped. The post NYC Mayor Adams to Run as Independent for Re-Election, Skip Democrat Primary appeared first on Breitbart.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Announces Reelection Bid After Judge Drops Corruption Charges
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed New York Mayor Eric Adamss’ corruption case, granting a request from the Justice Department that was widely seen as a quid pro quo in exchange for Adams’s implementing Trump’s mass deportation agenda. But U.S. Judge Dale Ho dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning the charges cannot be later revived — going against the wishes of the Justice Department, which sought to leave the door open for potential fut…
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