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NYC Mayor’s Race: Andrew Cuomo boosts fundraising in wake of Adams’ exit, still catching up to Mamdani
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Brooklyn Paper
Ahead of the city Campaign Finance Board (CFB) releasing the candidates’ latest fundraising figures on Friday, Cuomo’s campaign announced it had amassed $940,000 between the end of August and this week.
Of Cuomo’s haul, $337,076 is eligible to grow to nearly $2.7 million in matching funds, according to his campaign.
Roughly 77% ($711,783) of those donations came from New York City residents, Cuomo’s campaign says, while the remaining flowed in from outside the five boroughs.
“I would like to have the support of Mayor Adams and the support of Mayor Adams’ supporters,” Cuomo told reporters.
“Thanks to the support of everyday New Yorkers, we don’t have to worry about fundraising in this race,” Mamdani said.