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Mayor Eric Adams on TikTok
NYC Mayor Eric Adams joins TikTok
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Mayor Eric Adams became a TikTok user Monday in a 15-second video posted on the social media platform favored by teenagers.
The salubrious 61-year-old retired NYPD captain showcases City Hall’s exterior before blending a smoothie in a NutriBullet in the clip.
“Bing bong, New York City,” a casually dressed Adams says, looking at the camera with a grin while holding the mud-colored drink, sipping it from a straw.
Your mayor is on TikTok,” he added. “Let’s get stuff done.”
It’s unclear when Adams — who is in Washington, DC, on Monday — filmed the video.
Adams, a self-proclaimed plant-based eater, has made healthy eating and his daily nutritious morning smoothies a part of his public persona.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams joins TikTok
After two and half months in the city’s top job, Mayor Adams has the approval of 61% of city residents, according to a new poll released Monday by Marist College.
The poll, which was taken during the first eight days of March, also shows that 40% of registered voters surveyed believe Adams is doing an excellent or good job.
That’s about the same as the 39% his predecessor former Mayor Bill de Blasio got after taking office in 2014, but lower than the 50% rating that former Mayor Michael Bloomberg got after stepping into City Hall.
“This poll clearly demonstrates that Mayor Adams is off to a good start,” said Marist pollster Lee Miringoff, who spoke with reporters Monday afternoon over Zoom. “He’s not particularly polarizing. The support is wide, but not necessarily very deep.”
Miringoff attributed broad support of Adams to the positive polling numbers Hizzoner received across party lines — with a 67% approval rating among Democrats and 55% among Republicans — as well as relatively high ratings that came in across borough and demographic lines.
To some extent, this marks a departure from de Blasio. Where Adams approval numbers among Blacks, whites and Latinos are all comparable, de Blasio was all over the map when he first took office, Miringoff noted.
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