Mr. Rose, a Democrat who lost re-election for his House seat in Staten Island, had said a mayoral bid would be an “underdog campaign.”
Source: New York Times
Former Rep. Max Rose Says He Will Not Run for New York City Mayor
Published in Elections, Mayors, New York City, Rose, Max (1986- ) and Staten Island (NYC)
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