Andrew Cuomo Expected to Announce NYC Mayoral Run

The former governor, who resigned in 2021, is poised to enter the race, leading early polls despite past controversies.

Andrew Cuomo is reportedly finalizing plans to announce his candidacy for New York City mayor, with a decision expected by the end of the week after consulting his family.
Cuomo leads early polling in the Democratic primary, significantly ahead of embattled incumbent Eric Adams, who faces corruption allegations and declining approval ratings.
Cuomo's potential run has drawn notable endorsements from figures like Rep. Ritchie Torres and former State Comptroller Carl McCall, despite lingering scrutiny over his resignation as governor.
Critics highlight Cuomo's controversial past, including sexual harassment allegations, handling of COVID-19 nursing home deaths, and use of state resources for a book deal, all of which he denies.
The crowded Democratic primary field includes other candidates such as Scott Stringer, Brad Lander, and Zohran Mamdani, with voters citing crime, housing, and public safety as top concerns.