The first Democratic mayoral primary debate in New York City is scheduled for June 4 at 7 p.m., featuring nine candidates who have qualified. The event will take place at WNBC's studios without an audience and will be broadcast live on WNBC-TV and streaming platforms. Notably, the broadcast will include Spanish translation and accessibility features like sign language interpretation for the hearing impaired. Mayor Eric Adams, running as an independent, will not participate in the debate, as it is exclusively for Democratic candidates.
The first NYC Democratic mayoral primary debate is set for June 4, featuring nine candidates and will be aired live across several platforms, including NBC.
The debate will take place without an audience at WNBC's Rockefeller Center studios and will offer Spanish translation for WNJU audiences.
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