NY race for US Senate: Gillibrand talks Adams indictment, term limits, economy

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Incumbent New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand joined PIX11 News Tuesday night to discuss her priorities in the race, including securing abortion rights and enforcing term limits for Supreme Court justices.

Come Nov. 5, the 15-year Democratic senator will defend her seat against Republican challenger Mike Sapraicone.

New NY poll shows Gillibrand leading, Hochul approval sagging

The historic indictment of New York City Mayor Eric Adams last week has led to many elected officials calling on the mayor to resign.

Gillibrand said she has concerns about the mayor’s ability to govern, especially after many of his top officials left their posts , but stopped short of saying he should resign.

“These are criminal allegations, so he really is entitled to due process, but my concern is there,” she said. “Showing that he can govern is going to be really important.”

Here’s what Gillibrand had to say on other issues New Yorkers care about.

Immigration

An influx of asylum-seekers to the New York City areas has dominated political conversation in the state this year.

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