Mayor Eric Adams of New York City claims he is running for re-election, but evidence suggests otherwise. As the June 24 primary approaches, he has not organized significant campaign events and lacks a campaign manager. His fundraising efforts have diminished, and his signature-gathering operation seems minimal. Key advisers have not committed to the campaign, leading some of his closest allies to express skepticism about his candidacy. This situation contrasts sharply with the active campaign seen at this stage in the previous election cycle.
Mayor Adams insists he is committed to running for re-election, yet his lack of campaign activity and struggles with fundraising raise doubts among his allies.
Despite declaring intentions to run, the mayor has not organized typical campaign activities, such as hiring a campaign manager or holding events, in stark contrast to previous elections.
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