NEW YORK — New York Mayor Eric Adams endorsed Gov. Kathy Hochul for reelection at a Manhattan union hall on Wednesday, describing her as an “amazing governor” and painting their partnership as an “unprecedented” departure from historic discord between their two posts.
“We need a worker. We need someone with a vision, someone who knows how to roll up their sleeves and get stuff done in the State of New York,” Adams told a cheering crowd of union workers in Midtown. “Let’s put Kathy Hochul back into the Governor’s Mansion.”
The endorsement arrived less than two weeks ahead of the June 28 Election Day in the Democratic primary, and seemed to serve as icing on a race that Hochul has dominated.
