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The allegations come at a decisive time for Stringer. The Democratic primary is two months away, and recent polling shows him trailing behind front-runners Andrew Yang and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams.

  New York City mayoral candidate and comptroller, Scott Stringer, was accused by a woman claiming to be a former intern at a press conference Wednesday of nonconsensual contact, including groping and unwanted solicitations for sex. Jean Kim, who says she interned for Stringers 2001 campaign for New York City Public Advocate, said Wednesday that Stringer "repeatedly groped me," according to multiple news reports. The allegations were initially laid out in a press advisory sent Tuesday even...

For 20 years, Democrat sexual predators have run the state of New York. For 13 years, the terms of the last three Democrat governors, sexual harassers have held down the office. And for 20 years, Democrat attorney generals who were sexual predators ruled. Governor Spitzer was forced to resign when he was caught patronizing prostitutes and allegedly used campaign funds to cover the hotel bills. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was forced to resign after multiple...

Print Continue to article content Scott Stringer has touted support from progressive female lawmakers who have made sexual harassment a key part of their agenda. | Frank Franklin II/AP Photo NYC mayoral candidate Scott Stringer denies accusations of sexual assault, harassment Updated NEW YORK — A lobbyist accused mayoral candidate Scott Stringer of sexual harassment and assault when she worked on his 2001 public advocate campaign, during a press conference in Manhattan Wednesday — allegat...

Former Campaign Intern Accuses Scott Stringer Of Sexual Abuse, Harassment arrow Scott Stringer arrives in City Hall Park on Saturday for a campaign rally. Elizabeth Kim / Gothamist A woman who worked as an unpaid intern for Scott Stringer two decades ago plans to publicly accuse the city comptroller and mayoral candidate of sexual abuse and harassment, including repeated acts of unwanted kissing and touching, according to a statement provided by her attorney. The woman, ...

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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. A former intern who once worked for New York City mayoral candidate Scott Stringer is accusing the citys comptroller of sexually abusing and harassing her more than a decade ago, during Stringers tenure as a lawmaker in the New York State Assembly. The woman, Jean Kim, is calling on Stringer to resign from his office and "immediately" end his campaign for mayor. At a news conference on Wednesday, Kim charged that...

The allegations come at a decisive time for Stringer. The Democratic primary is two months away, and recent polling shows him trailing behind front-runners Andrew Yang and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams.

Scott Stringer, a leading candidate for mayor of New York City, has been accused of sexual harassment by a former campaign worker for incidents that allegedly occurred two decades ago. In a press conference in Lower Manhattan Wednesday morning, Jean Kim, who worked for Stringer’s campaign when he ran for the city’s public advocate position in 2001, accused the mayoral candidate of kissing her and groping her without her consent. Stringer forcefully denied the allegations in a press conferen...

Eric Adams Wants To Bring Back The NYPD’s Most Controversial Unit arrow This story is part of a joint reporting project from Gothamist/ . On a spring afternoon in 2015, three NYPD officers were on patrol in Bedford-Stuyvesant, when they noticed a red Chevy Impala with dark tinted windows.  Officers Vaughan Ettienne, Ryan Galvin, and Mark Xylas, part of their precinct’s plainclothes Anti-Crime team, pulled the car over. Police said they smelled the odor of marijuana. When the driv...