

NYC Now Explains: His Corruption Case Is Gone. What’s Next for Mayor Adams?
Apr 5, 2025
Brittany Kriegstein, a WNYC reporter focused on the political scene, delves into the latest developments surrounding Mayor Eric Adams. They discuss the significance of the dismissal of his corruption case and how it impacts voter trust, especially in Southeast Queens. Public sentiment is complex, blending skepticism with lingering loyalty. The conversation also highlights Adams' shift to an independent run, exploring its potential effects on fundraising and the challenges faced in a crowded election landscape.
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Voter Cynicism
- Brittany Kriegstein interviewed Ian Ross and Justin Deloach about Mayor Adams' dropped corruption case.
- They expressed disappointment and cynicism about politicians evading consequences.
Lingering Distrust
- Cesar Escalante remains distrustful of Mayor Adams despite the dropped charges.
- He plans to research other candidates like Comptroller Brad Lander.
Unsure Voter
- Derrick Jenkins, a previous Adams supporter, is now undecided.
- He's concerned about the resignations within the administration.