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arrow Maya Wiley at election night party. Jake Offenhartz / Gothamist Its Primary Night! Which means well be seeing results come in for some races, and mayoral candidates will be hosting parties despite the fact that we wont really know who won that seat officially until mid-July at the earliest. Well be updating below throughout the night with results and dispatches from the leading candidates parties. Have an election-related tip? Email tips@gothamist.com (subject line: Primary...

The Trailer: New York mayor’s primary crashes to an end, with plenty of questions and a long wait for results. David Weigel In this edition: New York City votes, social conservatives bring more Latinos for the party, and Donald Trump returns to New Jerseys airwaves (thanks to Democrats). We just spent three months determining that Joe Manchin will vote for cloture on a bill he used to co-sponsor, and this is The Trailer. © Peter Foley/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock A man vo...

SHARE: After nearly eight years with Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York City’s Democrats are choosing a new leader in Tuesday’s primary election. The winner will be highly favored to win the general election in November and to inherit a city that’s likely to still be recovering from a historic pandemic that affected just about everything in the mayor’s purview, from crime rates to housing. In line with recent polling, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams maintains a strong early lead havin...

Print this article Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she ranked New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, who has been accused of sexual misconduct, as her second choice in Tuesdays Democratic mayoral primary. The second-term congresswoman announced earlier this month that Maya Wiley, deemed the most liberal candidate in the race, would be her first choice. She later said Stringer was her second choice due to his policy platform. "I personally have ranked Scott Stringer No. 2, and I think he�...

Wiley is still standing, first choice still standing, but second choice is now out. then you pick it up again. next cut, ray mcguire. he would be next cut. diane morales after that. reallocating, rerunning. scott stringer would be next, third choice for the voter. the race is getting down to a few candidates. next cut would be yang. now youre down to three candidates and thats where it gets interesting. there are three candidates left. wiley, garcia, adams. your vote is still with wiley, but in ...

Vote count? >> the hypothetical voter, they walk in today, ballot looks something like this. there are 13 candidates on the democratic primary. fill them out in the order you said. voter says wiley is my top choice, wiley gets the first. donovan my second choice. stringer is my third choice, garcia my fourth choice. adams my fifth choice. the voter fills out the ballot and it looks like this. how does it work in terms of instant runoff once they get going in that. first thing they do is tabulate...

Votes, mail in ballots that arent due until next week not touched until next week, so those arent going to be part of the process. then that process youre describing of the rank choice, instant runoff, multiple rounds of tabulation, stuff that determines the winner, thats not going to begin for another two weeks or so. it might be mid july before you get an official result when it comes to that. >> all right. look, maybe by a miracle, one of the candidates gets 50%, and then they dont have to bo...

Not one of the Democrats addressed the right-wing record of the de Blasio administration, nor were they asked.

The race for New York City mayor is down to the wire. There was a new poll Thursday night.

June 16, 2021, 8:20 p.m. ETJune 16, 2021, 8:20 p.m. ET Ray McGuire and Dianne Morales.Credit...WNBC-TV and NYC Campaign Finance Board The candidates were encouraged to sling a little mud when moderators asked them to name the worst idea they’d heard from one of their competitors. As might be expected in a race where concerns about crime have dominated, most of the answers and at least one heated exchange were about police and public safety. Both Kathryn Garcia, who has been hesitant to critic...