Mayor Adams' Approval Plummets Amid Legal Issues

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' approval rating has plummeted to a record low of 20%, as per a Quinnipiac University poll, marking the lowest for any NYC mayor in nearly 30 years. The decline is linked to ongoing legal issues, including federal corruption charges, and a competitive Democratic primary led by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Despite Trump's DOJ's controversial move to drop Adams' indictment, a majority of voters (63%) believe the charges should not be dismissed, and 56% think he should resign, with 72% of Democrats favoring this outcome. The poll reveals Cuomo leads the mayoral race, framing his candidacy as a moderate alternative. Amidst these challenges, Adams maintains his innocence and continues to garner some support, coming second in the mayoral race polling.