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- By Michael Miranda
- 04 Jun 2026
NYC's current mayor Mayor Adams declared his decision to back Andrew Cuomo in the upcoming mayoral race, despite months of public tension between the two Democratic figures.
Just last month, the mayor had strongly criticized the former governor, labeling him a “deceptive figure and a liar” and alleging of having “a history of pushing Black candidates out of races.” However, in a new statement, Adams made a U-turn, revealing he now plans to support Cuomo in neighborhoods where he maintains significant backing.
“I think that it is imperative to energize the Black and brown communities that have experienced gentrification on how vital this election is,” the mayor commented.
The mayor further explained, “They have watched their rents increase in terms of neighborhood changes and they have been overlooked in those areas, and I plan to visit to those communities and talk directly with community leaders and groups and I will appear with the former governor in those areas and get them involved.”
The mayoral contest has so far been dominated by the competition between the former governor and progressive candidate his main rival, whose increasing popularity has made headlines worldwide and symbolized aspirations for a rejuvenated progressive wing of the Democrats.
In a latest candidate forum, both Mamdani and GOP candidate Curtis Sliwa stated they would reject the mayor's support if extended.
Earlier this year, the mayor had launched his bid for another term as an independent after being indicted on federal corruption charges which were later dismissed in return for Adams’s cooperation with federal immigration raids across New York City.
During a unrelated press conference on the same day, Adams responded to reporters asking about the support announcement by stating, “I’ll be with Andrew later today.”
The announcement came a day after the two politicians were spotted sitting courtside together at the New York Knicks’ first game at Madison Square Garden, which occurred right after a heated mayoral debate.
Elara is a financial strategist with over a decade of experience in wealth management and entrepreneurship.