NYC Mayor Adams Plans Important Campaign Announcement Amid Withdrawal Speculation

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he will continue his campaign for re-election, directly refuting widespread reports that he might drop out to accept a position in President Donald Trump's administration, possibly as ambassador to Saudi Arabia. During a press conference outside Gracie Mansion, Adams reaffirmed his commitment to serving as mayor for another term, emphasizing his working-class background in contrast to his opponents. Despite speculation fueled by reports of meetings with Trump advisers and potential job offers, Adams made clear he has no plans to leave the race or travel to Washington, D.C. Instead, he pledged to focus his efforts within New York City's five boroughs. His campaign previously denied rumors about his departure and highlighted his pride in progress made on crime, education, housing, and cost of living for working families. The announcement came amid a challenging re-election race where Adams is reportedly trailing in the polls.