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He’s not done yet: Mayor de Blasio all but declares run for governor

By Kevin Duggan Posted on November 2, 2021
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Mayor Bill de Blasio all but declared his run for governor Tuesday, as the lame duck said he wants to remain in public office after he leaves City Hall at the end of this year.

Hizzoner has not officially announced his intentions, but sources told the New York Post that he’s running for the state’s top office next year. 

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He’s not done yet: Mayor de Blasio all but declares run for governor

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