Rudy Giuliani Considers Another Run for NYC Mayor Amid Legal Troubles

The former mayor, facing multiple lawsuits and financial woes, has not ruled out a bid for the 2025 election.

Rudy Giuliani, who served as New York City mayor from 1994 to 2001, is contemplating a return to the mayoral race.
Giuliani, 80, is currently embroiled in legal battles, including a $148 million judgment related to false election claims.
Despite his legal and financial challenges, Giuliani believes he could address perceived corruption in the current city administration.
Giuliani's potential candidacy comes as he remains a controversial figure due to his ties to former President Donald Trump.
Political insiders suggest Giuliani's candidacy is unlikely, but he has not definitively ruled out the possibility.