Summary
New York City Mayor Eric Adams confirmed he will continue his campaign for reelection despite reports that he has been approached about a potential federal job in the Trump administration. Adams emphasized his commitment to running against Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani in the mayoral race. Former Governor David Paterson mentioned that Adams has received some offers but prefers to stay in the election.
Key Facts
- New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he will not end his reelection campaign.
- Reports emerged that intermediaries for President Trump contacted Adams about a federal job.
- Adams stated he has not received any formal offers from the Trump administration.
- Former Governor David Paterson confirmed Adams mentioned receiving offers but prefers to stay in the race.
- Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic nomination, defeating Andrew Cuomo.
- Adams is running as an independent in the general election, having skipped the primary.
- Adams met with a former real estate developer linked to Trump during a trip to Florida.
- Trump prefers not having Mamdani as the next mayor and suggested a one-on-one contest.
