Summary
New York City Mayor Eric Adams stated he is not leaving the mayoral race, denying rumors about a potential job offer from the Trump administration. Reports had suggested that Adams might bow out for a role with Trump, but he confirmed his commitment to running for re-election. The NYC mayoral race is drawing much attention, especially with Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani's rise in the polls.
Key Facts
- Eric Adams is the current Mayor of New York City.
- Adams denied claims that he would exit the mayoral race for a job offer from the Trump administration.
- Reports mentioned that Adams might have been offered roles, including an ambassadorship to Saudi Arabia.
- The NYC mayoral race gained national attention after Zohran Mamdani's primary win.
- Mamdani is a democratic socialist and is leading in recent polls over Adams and former Governor Andrew Cuomo.
- President Trump showed interest in the NYC race but has not publicly supported any specific candidate.
- Curtis Sliwa, a Republican candidate, was also rumored to be considered for a Trump administration role but denied interest.
- Despite the rumors, Adams stated that he remains focused on his re-election campaign.
