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Follow The Post’s live updates as 9 Democratic candidates for NYC mayor, including leading contenders Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani, face off Wednesday in the first 2025 primary debate. What to know about the first NYC mayoral debate• Everything to know about NYC Democratic primary mayor debate• Who are the candidates running for NYC mayor against Eric Adams? • Cuomo has a target on his back as NYC’s crowded mayoral field prepares to gang up on the front-runner at first Dem debate

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Democratic mayoral candidates are expected to pounce on ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo during Wednesday night’s hotly-anticipated debate — as they aim to make more of a name for themselves by targeting the frontrunner. But the crowded field of low-polling Dems will have to walk a political tightrope — attempting to sling mud at the ex-governor while remaining viable in voters’ eyes, experts told The Post.

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New York City police unions will not endorse in the increasingly heated Democratic mayoral primary — but all signs point to incumbent Eric Adams getting the nod from the massive cop coalition come the general election, The Post has learned. The newly formed NYC Uniformed Forces Coalition 2025 met for the first time Tuesday, bringing together leaders of all the city’s police unions, as well as correction and sanitation officers and supervisors, according to sources with knowledge of the sitdown.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy |Matt Troutman

It’s an unforgivable schmear. Mayoral frontrunner Andrew Cuomo had egg on his face after he scrambled the name of New York City’s iconic bacon, egg and cheese sandwich during a head-scratching Q&A. The former governor made a hash of his answer to a question about his go-to breakfast order and even confessed that he prefers English muffins over bagels – a revelation that had New Yorkers hotter than a bodega grill.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy |Matt Troutman

Mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo brazenly flip-flopped on congestion pricing yet again, saying he now supports the Manhattan toll program he initially fought for – after last year calling for it to be paused. Cuomo insisted in a New York Times interview Tuesday that he not only can’t think of any issues he changed his mind on, but his opinion on congestion pricing has never wavered.