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NYC Mayor Eric Adams to Run for Reelection as an Independent

NYC Mayor Eric Adams to Run for Reelection as an Independent

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced his decision to run for reelection as an independent candidate, marking a significant shift from his previous affiliation with the Democratic Party. Adams, who has been serving as mayor since 2022, made the announcement on April 3, 2025, citing his desire to focus on the needs of New Yorkers without the constraints of party politics.

The move comes as a surprise to many, given Adams' history as a Democrat. However, he expressed frustration with the current political climate and the influence of party agendas on local governance. 'I am committed to serving all New Yorkers, not just those who align with a particular party,' Adams stated during a press conference.

Political analysts suggest that Adams' decision could reshape the upcoming mayoral race, potentially drawing votes from both Democrats and Republicans. His campaign is expected to emphasize issues such as public safety, economic recovery, and quality of life improvements in the city.

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