Overview
- The New York Post, citing unnamed sources, reports outgoing Mayor Eric Adams plans to convene a new Charter Revision Commission.
- The panel could revisit sanctuary policies and propose changes to primary rules, including wider participation by unaffiliated voters, according to the report.
- Recommendations would go to a future ballot and could proceed after Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani takes office, the Post says.
- The report says Mamdani would face legal hurdles to dissolving the commission, and City Hall has not announced such a move.
- Raw Story echoed the Post’s account and placed it in a broader political context involving Adams’ stance on immigration under President Trump.