“I’m working towards City Hall,” Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said on Tuesday, explaining during a wide-ranging interview that he has begun planning his run for mayor.
It’s no secret that Adams, 57, who was elected borough president in
2013 and reelected last year, wants to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio, a
fellow Democrat who will be term-limited out of office at the end of
2021 -- he has made that clear for years. But on Tuesday, during an appearance on the Max & Murphy podcast
from Gotham Gazette and City Limits, Adams for the first time publicly
offered insight into his vision for running the city and what part of
his campaign pitch will be.
“What we’ve been able to do here in Brooklyn, and my perception of
where I believe the city needs to go, I think it’s different from all
the candidates who are running and thinking about running,” he said,
sitting in the vast conference room of Brooklyn Borough Hall.
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Source: Gotham Gazette (via Empire Report New York)
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