New York City Mayor Eric Adams ended his reelection bid last Sunday, narrowing the city’s mayoral race down to three candidates. Socialist Zohran Mamdani has been favored for months to win, while former Gov. Andrew Cuomo has tried to gain support after his primary loss to Mamdani.
On the GOP side, Curtis Sliwa’s campaign hasn’t broken out behind Mamdani and Cuomo. The former governor has sought to consolidate support in the race, which he received with Adams’s withdrawal.
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