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   additional calls to resign once the indictment became public Wednesday   
   night, including from many of his declared or expected Democratic   
   challengers in the mayoral race.   
      
   Brad Lander, the city’s comptroller, said the indictment marked “a sad day   
   for New Yorkers.” State Sen. Zellnor Myrie added that it was “especially   
   painful for so many Black New Yorkers who put our hope and faith in this   
   Mayor.”   
      
   Scott Stringer, a former city comptroller who is expected to run against   
   Adams, said the indictment had left New York City "with a broken down   
   trainwreck of a municipal government."   
      
   Joe Borelli, the top Republican in the City Council, who is believed to be   
   eyeing a run for mayor, said he would reserve judgment until viewing the   
   charges.   
      
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