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22 hours ago | politico.com | Janaki Chadha |Nick Reisman |Emily Ngo |Jeff Coltin

With help from Cris Seda Chabrier The real estate industry has coalesced around former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's mayoral bid. | KENA BETANCUR/AFP/Getty Images As governor, Andrew Cuomo enacted rent laws anathema to New York City’s real estate titans and held up their favored tax break for more than a year. He recently hired one of their antagonists to his mayoral campaign. Yet the well-heeled industry is coalescing around his bid for mayor. The reason? His perceived inevitability.

1 day ago | politico.com | Nick Reisman |Jeff Coltin |Emily Ngo

With help from Cris Seda Chabrier The super PAC supporting Andrew Cuomo's mayoral bid has received donations from some of the richest people on the planet. | David Dee Delgado/Getty Images The super PAC supporting Andrew Cuomo’s mayoral bid is making history. Fix the City has received more than $8.7 million — the most ever raised in city elections during the era of unlimited donations to outside entities.

2 days ago | politico.com | Emily Ngo

Trump ally Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is running for reelection. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images TOO MAGA FOR LI?: Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has President Donald Trump on his side — and a unique precedent working against him — as he seeks reelection this year on Long Island. Blakeman is “MAGA all the way,” Trump lauded on Truth Social last week as he endorsed the first-term Republican.

2 days ago | politico.com | Sally Goldenberg |Jeff Coltin |Ry Rivard |Cris Seda Chabrier |Nick Reisman |Emily Ngo

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues racking up mayoral endorsements with only six weeks until the election. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images Only six weeks remain in the race to determine which Democrat will seek to replace Mayor Eric Adams, and Andrew Cuomo continues to dominate the primary field despite his high negatives and hide-and-seek campaigning. Over the weekend, Cuomo scored the backing of Rep.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Emily Ngo

NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams is heading to the White House on Friday to have an audience with President Donald Trump, on the same day the Department of Justice is set to release documents in the mayor's now-dismissed corruption case. It will be the first in-person meeting between the Democratic mayor and Republican president since Adams traveled to Florida in January to meet with Trump near his Mar-a-Lago estate.