With de Blasio and his aides avoiding indictment now he should have a good chance to be re-elected.

[hrmjustin]

While he is wounded and is not a sure thing, he has a relative good chance to be re-elected. It looks like he will not face strong Democratic opposition in the primary, and the cast of characters who are running on the GOP side are nothing to write home about.

De Blasio is a disappointment and most people in the city feel that way, but in the age of Trump we just don't want another Republican mayor. If Hillary won Bill would be in trouble, but with Trump he has something to run against.

We can only hope that if there is a second term that de Blasio cleans up his act and pays attention to the entire city instead of just his favorites.

[leftynyc]

1. Depends on who he runs against

He's been thoroughly ineffective. Get a moderate republican (like a Mike Bloomberg) and he/she will clean up.

[hrmjustin]

2. While true the current crop of GOP candidates are no Bloomberg or Rudy.

[leftynyc]

3. That's true

How weird I haven't heard ANY rumblings about who he may face. Have you?

[hrmjustin]

4. Eric Ulrich who is a gop councilman from Howard Beach.

Paul Massey a businessman who says de Blasio is too hard on Trump.

John A. Catsimatidis who owns supermarkets.

[rusty fender]

5. What did they allegedly do

to face possible indictments?

(Sorry, haven't been following NYC politics.)

[hrmjustin]

6. Fundraising mistakes and some corruption issues.