New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced his intention to run for reelection as an independent candidate, bypassing the Democratic primary, following the dismissal of corruption charges against him. By running as an independent, Adams aims to avoid the crowded Democratic primary and focus on providing "independent leadership that understands working people," appealing to a diverse voter base. The dismissal of bribery and wire fraud charges marks a pivotal moment in his political career, allowing him to position himself as a unifying candidate for the general election.
