Eric Adams says he will run for reelection and won’t resign if he faces more charges

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he would not resign if faced with more criminal charges in addition to the corruption case currently against him, adding that he is still aiming to win reelection to City Hall’s top position.

Speculation has built that Adams could buckle under the pressure of the litany of charges against him as many members of his administration have resigned or face charges themselves.

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