NYC Mayoral Candidate Adams on Vaccines, Taxes and Subway Safety

Eric Adams discusses key issues facing New York City, including vaccine mandates for municipal workers and schools, subway safety, property tax reform, and climate change. He emphasizes the importance of following scientific guidance for vaccine policies, improving public safety in subways, ensuring fair property taxes, and addressing climate change through infrastructure improvements. Adams highlights the need for collaboration with unions, parents, and other stakeholders to achieve these goals.

What does Eric Adams suggest as a solution to address the concerns of municipal workers regarding the vaccine mandate?

• Postponing the mandate indefinitely

• Implementing a new policy without consultation

• Engaging in dialogue with union members

• Ignoring the union's concerns

According to Eric Adams, what should guide the decision on mandating vaccines for young children?

• Parental opinions

• Scientific evidence

• Political beliefs

• Economic factors

What is Eric Adams' primary strategy to improve safety in New York's subway system?

• Deploying police officers more effectively

• Installing more surveillance cameras

• Increasing the number of token booths

• Reducing subway services

What does Eric Adams identify as a prerequisite to prosperity in New York City?

• Lower taxes

• Increased tourism

• Public safety and justice

• Economic growth

What issue does Eric Adams highlight regarding property taxes in New York City?

• They are too low

• They are unfairly distributed

• They are not enforced

• They are too complex

How does Eric Adams propose to address climate change challenges in New York City?

• By reducing public transportation

• By improving infrastructure and employing green solutions

• By building more skyscrapers

• By ignoring federal guidelines

What does Eric Adams suggest as a measure to prevent future flooding in New York City?

• Building more residential areas

• Constructing retaining pools and seawalls

• Increasing the number of parks

• Reducing the number of bridges