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SHARE: Roxanne Mustafa, one of the founders of the progressive grassroots group Staten Island Women Who March, voted for centrist Democratic Rep. Max Rose in his first run for Congress in 2018 and again when he ran in 2020, each time also volunteering on his campaign. But asked if she would have voted for Rose had he jumped into the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City, Mustafa said, no, because she plans to back a candidate with more experience.  , Rose abruptly announced he would not run for mayor after all, saying he and his wife planned to adopt another baby and would use the ti...

The $10 billion effort would focus on underserved communities and wouldn't forget the city's artists, either.

Rep. Max Rose speaks to constituents. | Mary Altaffer/AP Photo Max Rose bows out of New York City mayor's race NEW YORK — Former Rep. Max Rose will not run for mayor of New York City this year. The Staten Island Democrat bowed out on Sunday, several weeks after opening an account with the city's Campaign Finance Board and announcing that he was exploring a mayoral bid. “After serious consideration, I will not be running for Mayor of New York this year,” he said in a statement on Sunday. Rose, an Army veteran, had set his sights on City Hall after losing his bid for re-election to a sec...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Former Democratic Rep. Max Rose has announced he will not run for mayor after raising speculation he might enter the race. However, on Sunday morning, Rose announced via Twitter that he will not be a candidate looking to succeed current NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio. Rose said he will not be going anywhere in the fight to make NYC and the United States live up to their promise. "I urge every candidate to recognize that across the five boroughs no one believes that City Hall is on the side of the working class. People are scared and unsure if the New York they love will stil...

Here’s Everyone Running for New York City Mayor (So Far) Curbed 1 day ago Caroline Spivack Are you running for mayor? No? You may be unique: More than six months before the primaries in June, the race is already brimming with candidates. Some 40 New Yorkers have filed campaign paperwork — ranging from career politicians to total newcomers — and several more are exploring bids for City Hall. Over the coming months, prepare yourself for a barrage of campaign speeches, debates, mailers, and ads from most, if not all, of these aspirants. The Contenders Age: 60 Current job:...