We are issuing a demand on FIFA to put game over greed, and to end dynamic pricing.

This is a blatant miscarriage of justice. This is a shameless act of political retribution.

I have long been quite troubled by how the supposed stewards of the game have opted for profit time and time again at the expense of the people that love this game.

I have heard from so many already who are terrified of the prospect of being in public life during the World Cup.

I’m continuing to have those conversations.

What I can say is that I’m appreciative of the fact that it’s on the ballot and that New Yorkers have a chance to weigh in.

New York City is not for sale.

I will return to the previous policy.

What we see still on that ballot showcased by Andrew Cuomo is a record of broken promises, a record of disgrace.

While I’m fighting for Eric Adams’s voters, Andrew Cuomo is fighting for Eric Adams’ donors.

What his father, Mario Cuomo, once said is that you campaign in poetry, you govern in prose.