mayoral debate

The debate was mostly a retread of the first debate, but Sliwa swung wildly and hard.

Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa will spar one last time on Tuesday night in a one-hour debate.

Adams maintained his composure and stuck to his script while Sliwa portrayed him as an ally of Mayor Bill de Blasio and a politician with ties to the wealthy.

Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa will face off in the first of two official debates.

The event featured some dramatic and chaotic clashes, but it was overall relatively subdued and lackluster given the stakes.

Wednesday night's mayoral debate, which starts at 7 p.m., comes just six days before the primary on June 22nd.

The one-hour debate had a brisk pace and some entertaining as well as substantive moments.

The leading Democratic candidates for mayor aggressively jockeyed one another to make their case before New York City voters in the first in-person debate of the race.

Say goodbye to Zoom: The two-hour, in -person debate will be broadcast between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., and promises sharper punches and reaction shots.

The hour-long debate lived up to its theatrical potential, with plenty of shouting and schoolyard insults.