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Former city Comptroller Scott Stringer launches committee to explore 2025 mayoral bid against Eric Adams

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on January 18, 2024

Former City Comptroller Scott Stringer is launching an exploratory committee to run for mayor in 2025, he confirmed to amNewYork Metro on Thursday.

The committee’s formation allows Stringer to begin fundraising as he mulls officially throwing his hat in the ring in next year’s Democratic primary against Mayor Eric Adams.

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Former city Comptroller Scott Stringer launches committee to explore 2025 mayoral bid against Eric Adams

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