In the race for New York City comptroller, two Democratic candidates are taking different approaches in their stance against Mayor Eric Adams, highlighting a growing divide in how city officials respond to the embattled mayor. “The truth is he’s not going to resign; he’s made that clear,” Levine stated in a recent interview, maintaining a measured approach to the situation. We have the comptroller, city council members. — Jassmine (@jassmine_b) May 28, 2025Levine has defended his record of criticism against the Adams administration, pointing to his charter-mandated responses to the mayor’s budget in 2024 and 2025. However, Brannan’s current comptroller campaign has secured backing from the Working Families Party, known for its anti-Adams stance.