And has committed several instances of voter fraud. I had a solid chuckle from this one.
Burning the midnight oil: Eric Adams’ mysterious whereabouts off the campaign trail
The mayoral hopeful has been staying overnight and keeping late-night and early-morning hours in the government building where he and his staff work, according to POLITICO’s recent observations.
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Indeed, the borough president owns a three-unit rowhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and a co-op in Fort Lee, N.J. that he bought with his partner.
He also purchased a co-op in Prospect Heights with someone in 1992, and continues to list that property on official records, even though he says he hasn't lived there in almost 10 years. He included that address on registration forms for his current mayoral and 2017 borough president campaigns, though his staff also added his Bed-Stuy property to the 2021 campaign form.
For starters, Adams is registered to vote on the first floor of 936 Lafayette Ave., yet a tenant who has lived there for years is listed under the same unit in multiple documents obtained by POLITICO. And last month, the publication City Limits reported that most of Adams' neighbors did not know he lived on their block, or that he is running for mayor.