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Win and gets knocked out then your vote gets reallocated to your second choice or third choice or fifth choice. it's complicated. at least the tabulating is complicated even though the voting isn't all that complicated. right now we're getting the first round of numbers on who voters ranked as their first choice. we expects to get more of these first round numbers tonight. but if nobody gets 50% they keep going until somebody does. the actual tabulation of who ultimately wins the democratic primary is expected to take until next month before we actually know. our own steve kornacki is watching...

Likely be the person who goes on to govern the city who has a population larger than roughly 40 of the 50 states. it's a consequential thing. the field is great. former presidential candidate andrew yang, the borough president from brooklyn, lawyer and civil rights activist maya wiley. that's just to name a few. that's a minority of the candidates who are running, but whether or not you care about who's ultimately going win, this is going to be fascinating to watch, because this is the first time new york's using ranked choice voting. you don't just vote for your candidate. you pick your top f...

Fourth choice, fifth choice. it's complicated. at least the tabulating is complicated. right now we're getting the first numbers on who voters ranked as their first choice. we expect to get more of the first choice, first round numbers tonight. but nobody gets 50%. they keep going until somebody does. the ultimate tabulation of who wins the democratic primary is expected to take until next month before we actually know. our own steve kornacki is watching this complex data. as it starts to come in tonight. he's going to be giving a full update to my beloved colleague lawrence o'donnell live in ...

Here's one very important point that steve makes in his book. and this is part of why i love steve and have worked with him for so many years, since literally we were kids, at least i think of us as kids. he also writes about the fact that it is not inevitable that the republicans are a post-policy party. it is a choice they are making. and you can prove it. steve says, quote, it would be a mistake to assume republicans are incapable of effective policy making. when utilizing gerrymandering techniques to give republican candidates unfair and undemocratic electoral advantages. for example, repu...

Pick in their primary, that person dollars to donuts will not win the general election in november. the democratic candidate will have a huge advantage. it just means whoever wins today's democratic primary will likely be the person who goes on to govern the city that has a population larger than roughly 40 of the 50 states. it's a consequential thing. and a field of contenders is gigantic. andrew yang, the borough president from brooklyn whose name is eric adams, the former sanitation commissioner for the city, catherine garcia, lawyer and civil rights activist maya wylie who you've seen here...