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Adams Opens Brooklyn Campaign Office Despite Funding Snub and Vacate Order

The new Old Mill Basin hub highlights his push to rebuild grassroots momentum under the weight of a fresh Campaign Finance Board funding snub.

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Mayor Eric Adams is pictured at the opening of a new campaign office in Brooklyn on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025. (Chris Sommerfeldt / New York Daily News)

Overview

  • Adams inaugurated a campaign office in Old Mill Basin on August 7 to serve as a base for his independent reelection campaign’s grassroots mobilization.
  • The storefront site on Avenue T remains subject to a 2023 Department of Buildings vacate order following a masonry collapse, and a reinspection has yet to lift the restriction.
  • The Campaign Finance Board has denied Adams’s campaign millions of dollars in public matching funds this week, citing unresolved allegations from his 2021 campaign.
  • Polls show his approval ratings at historic lows, with Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo leading the November mayoral race.
  • The new office, housed in the Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club’s headquarters, will join additional borough offices aimed at shoring up support across the city.