New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who will leave office on Jan. 1, said Wednesday he’s already got three “dream job” offers waiting for him and that he’s in talks with former Gov. Andrew Cuomo about potentially endorsing him in the heated mayoral race over state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, the Democrat nominee.
The mayor, who dropped his reelection bid in October, told “The Reset Talk Show” that he and Cuomo have been speaking about the endorsement because “it is important that we can’t succumb to the far-left agenda in this city” by allowing Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist, to head to Gracie Mansion, reports NY1.
With Adams out of the race, the campaign has narrowed to Mamdani, who defeated Cuomo in the city’s primary, the former governor, and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa.
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