Mayor Bill de Blasio Ends 2020 Presidential Campaign Bid
The mayor made the announcement in an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
For the first time since 1972, a New York City mayor is running for president while still in office.
As Bill de Blasio campaigns in a crowded Democratic primary field, here is a look at his record, the latest news from the trail, and updated information on the issues.
The mayor made the announcement in an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
De Blasio was the first NYC mayor to run for president since the 1970s.
Here's a look back at de Blasio's highs and lows.
Here are some of his potential strength and weaknesses on the campaign trail.
Some say this is an opportunity to push the reset button at City Hall.
Mayor de Blasio ended his presidential campaign Friday.
De Blasio's campaign took him from Iowa to New Hampshire, from South Carolina to Nevada, and put him twice on the national debate stage.
He is hoping raising issues like Puerto Rico's plight will improve his fundraising and poll numbers.
De Blasio says the tax would be a job protection measure.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday said it will be hard to press on if he fails to qualify for the debate next month.
Despite not qualifying for the September debate, abysmal poll numbers and barely securing the money needed to run, de Blasio isn't slowing down.
A picnic and a meet-and-greet are on the schedule for Sunday.
Every four years, presidential candidates descend on Iowa to deliver their campaign messages.
He's spending the weekend in Iowa with other Democratic presidential candidates. Yesterday, he stopped by a gun safety forum, here's how it went.
Mayor de Blasio is out of town campaigning again this weekend, joining fellow Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa.
Mayor de Blasio continued his presidential campaign out west today, meeting with labor leaders in Los Angeles.
Both New Yorkers were questioned over the Eric Garner case in the debate.
Things heated up early this week when de Blasio accused Gillibrand of keeping him out of a an event to mark the passage of the 9/11 VCF.
The mayor wasn't allowed to attend a press conference celebrating the vote.
The mayor also discussed his proposed "Robot Tax" to address job loss from automation.
The mayor also discusses the cases of other NYPD officers in the Eric Garner case.
A report says he's making a push for citywide special permits for hotel developments.
The mayor also discusses his presidential campaign as he prepares for a CNN town hall.
Like the other Democratic presidential candidates, the mayor spent the weekend campaigning in Iowa.
The mayor is unlikely to qualify for the debate.
The mayor also responds to reports that lead paint was found in some city schools.
Another cyclist was struck and killed Monday in Brooklyn.