New York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado said Monday he won’t run for reelection as Gov. Kathy Hochul’s number two in 2026.
In a statement posted to X, Delgado hinted as a potential gubernatorial run, telling New Yorkers he is “determined to be your voice in statement government now and in the future.”
Delgado’s sudden announcement culminated months of public splits with Hochul, including most recently when he called for the resignation of New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
“When I first made the decision to run for office after the 2016 presidential election, I did so because I believed we needed more leaders in government willing to hold themselves accountable to the people — and only the people,” Delgado’s statement said.
“I believe New Yorkers deserve this kind of leadership now more than ever.”
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