New York City Mayor Eric Adams has largely laid low amid controversy surrounding his criminal indictment, which the Trump administration has sought to throw out, but that doesn’t mean he has dropped his political ambitions.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ campaign team is virtually nonexistent. He’s losing support to former Gov. Andrew Cuomo. And he’s polling at historic lows. But on Tuesday, Adams proclaimed an imminent start to his reelection bid in a freewheeling press conference that included a discourse on his federal bribery case and an admission that he’s stopped reading the news.

More than 160 Democratic lawmakers, officials and activists have drafted a letter to party leaders opposing ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s comeback bid for New York City mayor — and urging them to do the same.

The Cuomo staffer worked last year on an effort to defeat a statewide non-discrimination measure, rallying voters to “Save Girls’ Sports.”