Scott Stringer Denies Sexual Abuse Accusations As Mayoral Rivals Call On Him To Withdraw From Race
arrow Scott Stringer, the city comptroller, delivers a news conference following allegations of sexual abuse. Gwynne Hogan / WNYC
Scott Stringer, the New York City comptroller and mayoral candidate, on Wednesday categorically denied accusations that he sexually abused and harassed a woman two decades ago during his campaign for NYC public advocate, saying that the two had a strictly consensual on and off relationship.
Stringer, a Democrat who is considered one of the leading candidates in the race for mayor, finds himself facing a crisis after Jean Kim, a longtime lobbyist, accused Stringer of repeatedly groping and kissing her when she said she worked as an unpaid intern in 2001.
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