JUST IN: Democrat Eric Adams Wins New York City Mayoral Race

Democrat Eric Adams on Tuesday night won New York City’s mayoral race, Associated Press reported.

61-year-old Adams, a former NYPD captain, defeated Republican Curtis Sliwa.

Adams was a shoo-in after he won the Democrat primary that was marred by glitches.

Adams will take office on January 1.

TRENDING: BREAKING: Fairfax County is Delayed in Reporting Vote Count and Won’t Have Results by 8 PM Deadline: McAuliffe Camp

CNN PROJECTION: Democrat and retired NYPD captain Eric Adams will be the next mayor of New York City, succeeding Bill de Blasio. He will be the second Black mayor in New York’s history https://t.co/PY9jJZhhTL pic.twitter.com/2dE1riA9dv

— CNN (@CNN) November 3, 2021

Hello Commenters!

The Gateway Pundit is always committed to ensuring your voice can and will be heard. To reinforce that commitment, we are switching our commenting platform to Insticator. Don’t worry! All you have to do is create a commenting account with Insticator, and then you will be able to link past comments into your new Insticator account. For more information, we’ve written an article that you can read HERE. If you have any feedback or questions about your Insticator commenting account, please email them at: [email protected].