NYC 2025 Primary Votes Tallied Across Mayor, Council, Borough President Races

New York City held its 2025 primary elections, covering key races including the Democratic mayoral contest, City Council districts, Manhattan District Attorney, Comptroller, Public Advocate, and Borough President positions. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo leads the mayoral race, challenged notably by State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic socialist gaining traction. The City Council District 2 race includes former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner, seeking a political comeback amid a crowded field. More than 830,000 New Yorkers voted by early evening, with counting ongoing and unofficial results being reported in real-time for races such as Manhattan Borough President, Comptroller, and City Council District 2. Ranked-choice voting is in use, with initial votes tallied on election night and final results expected after a week of counting. Several borough president and district attorney races feature unopposed candidates in either the Democratic or Republican primaries.