Andrew Cuomo Courts New York City’s Jewish Vote as He Eyes Mayoral Run
The former three-term New York governor has not formally jumped into the race, but his rightward shift and pitch to Jews is the latest sign he’s measuring the drapes in Gracie Mansion.

The 2025 New York City mayoral race is already crowded with seven prominent Democratic candidates jumping in to replace Mayor Adams, whose political future is unclear amid federal indictments. Yet all eyes are on Governor Cuomo and the increasing signs that he will jump in the race early next year.
The former three-term Empire State governor — who resigned in 2021 under the threat of impeachment for sexual misconduct allegations, which he denies — has for months been pitching himself as a moderate centrist with managerial experience who can turn the city around.
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