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1. Cuomo, Mamdani lead latest campaign fundraising haul
Momentum is clearly with former Gov. Andrew Cuomo — bringing in the largest haul in the latest fundraising period even though he just jumped in the race.
According to numbers provided to NY1 from many of the top-tier mayoral candidates, Cuomo led fundraising in the last two-month period — from mid-January to mid-March. He brought in more than $1.5 million into his campaign in just 13 days.
Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a relative unknown from Queens, came in second, with $845,000 — an impressive figure for the left-leaning lawmaker.
Follow NY1's live blog for the latest updates on the upcoming June primary.
2. Mayor doesn’t rule out potential run as independent
On top of losing longtime supporters, Adams has a sparse campaign operation and has yet to nab any major endorsements.
Adams on Monday fueled reports that he may be looking to run as an independent if he were to lose the June Democratic primary.
“When I am ready to roll out my official reannouncement and my plan, I will do so. I’m going to make sure all of you are invited to it," he said.
3. Report highlights data on homeless encampment sweeps
In the first three quarters of 2024, it cost the city $3.5 million to conduct homeless encampment sweeps across the city.
City Councilmember Sandy Nurse says new data from the administration shows the money could be put to better use.
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