Candidates in New York's mayoral race are pressuring each other to withdraw in an effort to prevent Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani from winning the Democratic nomination. Mayor Adams criticized Governor Cuomo for suggesting he leave the race, citing Cuomo's recent primary loss as a rationale. Cuomo's advisor argued that Adams did not participate in the primary due to his unpopularity with Democrats. Meanwhile, Curtis Sliwa expressed his refusal to exit the race, stating he would only do so under extreme circumstances. A survey has been proposed to potentially unify candidates against Mamdani.
Candidates in Gotham's mayoral race are calling on each other to drop out to stop the Democratic nominee, Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, whom they all see as a threat.
Mayor Adams recalled Governor Andrew Cuomo asking him to leave the race, asserting it reflected Cuomo's arrogance, given his recent loss to Mamdani by 12 points.
Rich Azzopardi, a top advisor to Cuomo, asserted that Mayor Adams did not run in the Democratic primary because he was considered unelectable among Democrats.
Curtis Sliwa stated he would only leave the race if he faced a serious mishap, emphasizing his determination to remain in the contest.
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