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Emotional Eric Adams defends home
Eric Adams, Democratic mayoral candidate and frontrunner, showed reporters his home in Brooklyn after questions have been raised over where he lives.
NEW YORK - Democratic mayoral candidate and frontrunner Eric Adams acknowledges that he must cross a bridge to get to City Hall from his primary residence. But he insists that bridge is the Brooklyn Bridge, not the George Washington.
Facing questions about where he truly lives, Adams invited reporters into his townhouse in Bedford Stuyvesant. He acknowledges also owning a co-op in Fort Lee, N.J., with his partner, Tracey, but says that is not his primary home.
Earlier, Adams said he would not attend Thursday night's debate but later reconsidered. The debate is the last before early voting starts on Saturday. Four of his opponents — Andrew Yang, Maya Wiley, Scott Stringer and Kathryn Garcia — will be there. All say they are skeptical about Adams' claims.
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Candidates for mayor on campaign trail
Several Democrats running for their party's nomination for mayor. Questions have been raised about where candidate Eric Adams actually lives.