Overview
- Ramos made her endorsement during a Friday morning press conference at the Carpenters Union hall in Manhattan.
- She cited Cuomo’s capacity to protect the city when announcing her support, reversing her April comments questioning his mental acuity.
- Her name will remain on the Democratic primary ballot despite the endorsement.
- Recent polls position Cuomo as the front-runner while Ramos trails at roughly 1 percent, behind contenders such as Zohran Mamdani.
- Ramos’s campaign has collected roughly $9,000, falling short of the threshold needed for public matching funds.