Jumaane Williams, next in line for NYC mayor, received contributions from donor flagged by feds in Eric Adams indictment case
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Public Advocate Jumaane Williams accepted $5,000 from businessman Tolib Mansurov, implicated in a federal indictment for orchestrating illegal straw donations to Mayor Eric Adams.
Mansurov allegedly reimbursed $8,000 to staffers who donated to Adams' 2021 campaign while also contributing $2,000 directly, raising questions about the integrity of the donations.
Williams’ office stated they will review the controversial donations received from Mansurov, marking potential scrutiny ahead as he stands next in line for mayor.
The report highlights concerns over campaign finance practices in New York City, particularly related to how connected individuals can influence political figures through donations.
Read at New York Post
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