Andrew Cuomo to run on independent line in mayoral election
News 12 confirmed reporting in the New York Daily News, where he said he made to move “to appeal to voters who feel the Democratic party has been hijacked.”
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52m agoAndrew Cuomo will run for New York City mayor on an independent “Fight and Deliver” party line, regardless of the results of the June 24 primary.
News 12 confirmed reporting in the New York Daily News, where he said he made to move “to appeal to voters who feel the Democratic party has been hijacked.”
News 12’s Tara Rosenblum recently spent a day on Cuomo’s campaign trail, starting with a stop at a Brooklyn church, where he’s rebuilding his political base, and ending with an unfiltered conversation in a nearby park.
The former governor opened up about public safety, his longstanding relationship with Donald Trump, his criticism of progressive rivals and the personal family legacy driving his comeback campaign.
News 12 will have more on the party line development later tonight.