NYC Mayor Eric Adams to Endorse Andrew Cuomo: Sources

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is poised to endorse former Governor Andrew Cuomo. This decision is confirmed by two sources close to the matter. The endorsement is set to take place at a press conference focusing on childcare.
Background on the Endorsement
Previously, Adams criticized Cuomo, referring to him as “a snake and a liar.” This statement was made just days before Adams chose to suspend his reelection campaign. Despite their contentious history, the upcoming endorsement reflects a significant shift in Adams’ stance.
Cuomo’s Campaign Developments
Cuomo recently participated in a debate, where he openly expressed his desire for Adams’ endorsement. Following the debate, both politicians were spotted enjoying a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, where they appeared amicable.
- Event: Knicks Game
- Location: Madison Square Garden
- Context: Cuomo’s debate and endorsement request
Despite the brewing collaboration, it remains to be seen how Adams’ endorsement will influence the electoral landscape. Prior to suspending his campaign, Adams was polling fourth among candidates.
Current Polling Landscape
In the lead-up to the endorsement, the polling situation shows the following standings:
Candidates | Polling Position |
---|---|
Zohran Mamdani | 1st |
Andrew Cuomo | 2nd |
Curtis Sliwa | 3rd |
Eric Adams | 4th |
Adams’ upcoming endorsement has already drawn attention from various media outlets, including CBS New York and The New York Times. This is an unfolding story, and updates will continue as more information becomes available.