The highly anticipated New York City Mayoral Election is underway, showcasing a competitive race among three prominent candidates. Among them are Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, representing the Democratic Party; former Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat running as an independent; and Curtis Sliwa, the Republican contender.
Zohran Mamdani brings a fresh perspective to the race as a member of the New York State Assembly. His campaign focuses on progressive policies aimed at addressing the needs of New Yorkers, particularly in areas like housing, education, and public safety.
Andrew Cuomo, despite his previous tenure as the Governor of New York, is now running as an independent candidate. His campaign centers around restoring trust and efficiency in city governance after a tumultuous political career.
Curtis Sliwa, the well-known founder of the Guardian Angels, represents the Republican party and emphasizes public safety and crime reduction in his campaign. Sliwa aims to bring a different approach to the issues facing New York City.
As the results come in, here's a breakdown of the voting outcomes by borough:
BronxIn the Bronx, the current tally shows no votes counted, amounting to a 0% voter turnout.
BrooklynBrooklyn also reports no votes recorded at this stage, resulting in a 0% share of the overall votes.
ManhattanSimilarly, Manhattan's results indicate no votes have been counted, reflecting a 0% voting percentage so far.
QueensQueens is in the same position, with no votes reported, leading to a 0% voter turnout at this point in the election.
Staten IslandLastly, Staten Island shows no votes counted as well, contributing to a 0% voting percentage.
As the New York City Mayoral Election progresses, updates will continue to be provided. Stay tuned for further results as the counting resumes and more information about voter turnout and borough-specific results emerges.
