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Will the Corruption Allegations Against Andrew Cuomo Matter to Voters?
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May 13, 2025
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3:00Now PlayingAndrew Cuomo is the front-runner to be the next mayor of New York City—but in 2021, he resigned from the governor’s office in disgrace. Ronan Farrow, who has reported extensively on the former governor, discusses the charges of corruption that shadowed Cuomo’s administration. Throughout his career, Farrow says, Cuomo has drawn from the same playbook: “threaten, retaliate, stonewall.” Cuomo’s lead in the polls raises the question: Does accountability still matter in American politics?
Reporting by Ronan Farrow
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