New York City’s political scene just got turned on its head. Embattled Mayor Eric Adams, still reeling from months of controversy and a humiliating exit from the race, is reportedly set to back former Governor Andrew Cuomo in a last-minute endorsement that could reshape the city’s already chaotic mayoral election.
According to CBS New York’s Marcia Kramer, Adams and Cuomo are preparing to appear together later Thursday — just two days before early voting begins. The alliance, insiders say, is not only unexpected but explosive, marking one of the most controversial partnerships New York politics has seen in years.
The two men were spotted together courtside at the Knicks’ home opener, just hours after the final mayoral debate wrapped up. That public appearance fueled speculation that the once-political powerhouses had been quietly coordinating behind the scenes. Now, it appears those rumors were true.
Adams, who abruptly ended his reelection campaign in late September, has spent weeks taking aim at far-left socialist Zohran Mamdani, the current Democratic frontrunner. Many observers believed it was only a matter of time before Adams lined up behind Cuomo to stop the progressive tide sweeping the city’s Democratic base.
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