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Cuomo reintroduces himself to voters in newest campaign ad

Last updated: June 3, 2025 2:19 am
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Cuomo’s Campaign Revival: A New Hope or Old Habits?

NEW YORK — Andrew Cuomo, the leading candidate in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor, is set to unveil a campaign ad on Tuesday designed to reintroduce himself to the electorate. This ad marks a notable shift from the more somber tones of his previous messaging, aiming instead to inject a sense of optimism into his candidacy.

Titled “Rise,” this third installment of his campaign features Cuomo speaking directly to the camera for the first time. The ad represents a significant investment, costing six figures and set to air across streaming television and digital platforms. With just three weeks left before primary day, the stakes are high in a race that has seen his opponents eager to define the three-term governor — who resigned amid controversy four years ago — primarily through the lens of his past scandals.

“New York City has an affordability crisis, but we will rise,” Cuomo declares as he stands in his shirtsleeves on a Brooklyn street corner. He pledges to advocate for increasing the minimum wage, a promise that echoes his previous governorship, and aims to construct 500,000 affordable homes, referencing his time as U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Set against a backdrop of uplifting music, the ad also highlights Cuomo’s achievements, including the construction of bridges, train stations, and airports during his governorship, alongside his leadership during the COVID-19 crisis.

“Because there’s a simple solution to a crisis: you act,” he states earnestly. “So let’s rise together.”

While Cuomo’s management of the pandemic initially boosted his national profile, it has also resulted in a criminal referral from congressional Republicans to the Department of Justice, which is currently investigating him. Notably, Cuomo mentioned on Sunday that he has not yet received a subpoena in relation to this inquiry.

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Critics argue that Cuomo is attempting to distance himself from the very issues he now vows to address. Detractors have accused him of misrepresenting his commitment to raising the minimum wage and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, which tragically resulted in thousands of New Yorkers’ deaths.

Despite still leading in the polls, a recent Emerson College survey shows Cuomo’s advantage over Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani has shrunk to just 9 points. He has also rolled out ads highlighting President Donald Trump’s targeting of him and his pandemic governance, aptly titled “Crisis.”

In a remarkably lengthy campaign launch video, lasting over 17 minutes, Cuomo directly addressed voters while painting a grim picture of the city’s current state. His approach raises questions: can a candidate effectively pivot from a history marked by scandal to a hopeful vision for the future? Or is this merely an attempt to polish a tarnished image?

As Cuomo seeks to reconnect with voters, the upcoming primary will serve as a litmus test for whether his messages of resilience can counterbalance the weight of his past controversies.

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