Cuomo threatens to ‘move to Florida’ if Mamdani wins NYC mayoral race

Former New York Governor Andrew Como and the mayor of New York City Eric Adams for each other in separate interviews, as each of them tries to put themselves as a suitable option for those who do not want their extremist opponent Zahran Mamdani to be the next mayor of the city.

During a breakfast on Saturday in Hamptons, hosted by businessman and host of the conservative radio John Katsmsidis, Como took a veiled shot on Adams on the pretext that New York City had not had a “specialized” mayor since Michael Bloomberg left his post in 2013, according to the New York Post.

Komo – who, represented Adams, independently against the Democratic candidate Mamdani and Republican Cortis Celua – added that the city “feels abroad from control.”

Adams, at the same time, was not shy of Comeo’s criticism while he was his own condition as a choice of moderates and conservatives who do not want socialism socialism.

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Andrew Como runs his record. Repairing the guarantee. I had to repair it. Hemp law. I had to repair it. Lifting life [which ended automatically prosecuting 16- and 17-year-olds as adults]. Adams said in an interview on Thursday with The Post.

“You look at my record, then compare it with his record. I had to fix a chaos. He created chaos for our city, and I got it.”

Mamdani’s failure to walk these situations may lead to an account in the Democratic Party:

The mayor of New York City, Zahran Mamdani, speaks shortly with journalists leaving the Dirksen office building in the Senate on July 16, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Hota by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Both men also took their fair share of shots in Mamdani as well.

Komo warned that he would “move to Florida” if Mamdani was elected, although his campaign insisted on Fox News Digter that the comment was a joke, and a voice from the evidence of the event laughed at the statement.

“It was a joke, and I understand the people in the room and laughed. The ruler Komo will never give up on New York. However, the line emphasized the risks in the upcoming elections and the risk of Rashid’s election of the 33 -year -old hatred, which consists of its campaigns from ascending to the” campaign. “

Former New York Governor Andrew Como criticized Mamdani and Eric Adams in data this week. (Kent Nishimura)

“Look [Mandani’s] “Once Rikeers empty, this is a great impact, he will return to the societies from which the crime came,” Adams told the New York Post, referring to Mamdani’s plan to reduce prison residents.

Adams, a former police officer, continued to criticize Mamdani’s plan to make social workers respond to domestic violence calls instead of the police.

Adams referred to the New York police officer Wilbert Mora, 27, and his partner, Jason Rivera, 22, who opened fire to the fire and killed to respond to the call of domestic violence in 2022.

Mora and Rivira, the policemen who were shot at the beginning of my country [mayoral] Professional, they died and were assassinated by responding to the call of domestic violence. “

Fox News Digital has contacted the Adams and Mamdani campaign to comment, but it did not respond immediately.

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Mamdani got the democratic nomination last month, leaving the voters who are not among the far left to choose between two Democrats who turned into stable in Adams, Komo, and the Republican.