In the wake of recent legal troubles, a significant 69% of New Yorkers believe Mayor Eric Adams should resign, with growing concerns over his leadership.
Adams's indictment highlights a unique aspect of the city charter allowing Governor Hochul to remove him if deemed unfit, prompting 63% support for such action.
Despite facing serious allegations, 65% of residents suspect Adams has committed illegal acts with only 8% believing he did nothing wrong, indicating a severe loss of trust.
Political affiliations reveal a stark divide, with 71% of Democrats favoring Adams’s resignation compared to 62% of Republicans, underscoring a significant decline in bipartisan support.
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