Following Eric Adams' indictment on federal corruption charges, Jim Walden launched his candidacy for mayor of New York City, aiming to introduce himself to voters. Walden, whose prior role at the U.S. attorney's office involved prosecuting organized crime, hopes to address the political vacuum and present himself as a viable alternative. He is gathering support from various communities, including a notable endorsement from the retired firefighters' union and a Black trans activist, signifying his intention to foster a broad, inclusive platform as he navigates his campaign.
Mr. Walden, an independent candidate for NYC mayor, aims to fill the political void left by Eric Adams' indictment, presenting himself as a new option for voters.
With a background in law and the support of both firefighters and a Black trans activist, Mr. Walden seeks to represent diverse perspectives in his campaign.
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