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Adams likes to complicate his moderate image by stressing his working-class origins and rabble-rousing history, and despite promises to bring a pro-business approach to City Hall — a strategy some of his progressive political NYC contemporaries have shunned — he insists he’s a liberal

Cuomo praised Adams as a leader with ”courage and competence,” and pledged “to work in full partnership” with him, while the mayoral candidate said he and the governor “see eye-to-eye”

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the predicted Democratic nominee for NYC Mayor Eric Adams are meeting to discuss the rise in gun violence in the city. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

The triumph of a moderate Democrat in the mayoral primary in deep blue New York City appears to accelerate a recent trend of some of the party’s most fervent voters breaking away from its most progressive candidates.

While official results may still be weeks away, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams claimed victory as the Democratic nominee for mayor, with closest competitors Maya Wiley and Kathryn Garcia conceding. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

In the latest unofficial count in the race for the Democratic nomination for NYC mayor, Eric Adams leads after eight rounds of ranked-choice voting, netting 50.5 percent of the vote, just enough to beat out Kathryn Garcia, with some remaining ballots still to be counted. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

A day after releasing the corrected numbers in the race for the Democratic nomination for mayor, the leading candidates each believe that they have a shot at winning the nomination once the absentee ballots are counted. NBC New York’s Gilma Avalos reports.

A day after it took a second pass at Democratic mayoral tabulations following this week’s debacle, the New York City Board of elections declined to release updates on races for borough president and city council, citing “quality control measures” being conducted. The BOE did not say if or when they were expecting to release the unofficial and incomplete results,...

After Tuesday’s mistake by the Board of Elections that included test ballots in the unofficial count, new results were released Wednesday with the actual results. Eric Adams still holds a very slim lead over Kathryn Garcia in the final round, but the gap is closer than before. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

After a first attempt went disastrously wrong, the New York City’s Board of Elections released new, unofficial ranked-choice voting results of last week’s primary election showing Eric Adams still holding a slim lead over Kathryn Garcia — but that edge is even slimmer than before.

The Democratic primary for mayor of New York City was thrown into a state of confusion Tuesday when election officials abruptly retracted their latest report on the vote count after realizing it had been corrupted by test data never cleared from a computer system. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

The city’s Board of Elections apologized for the mistake that allowed 135,000 test ballots, which were entered into the system before counting votes from primary day, to be counted in the preliminary ranked-choice voting results. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

After leading by about 75,000 on primary night over closest competitor Maya Wiley, Eric Adams’ lead narrowed to under 16,000 over Kathryn Garcia following preliminary tabulation through the ranked-choices rounds. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

The city’s Board of Elections posted preliminary calculations Tuesday afternoon, showing Eric Adams holding onto a lead over Kathryn Garcia — but elections officials said there was a ‘discrepancy’ in the numbers, and the results were later taken offline

The first round of ranked choice voting results in the New York City primary election is expected Tuesday.

Kathryn Garcia is in third place behind Eric Adams and Maya Wiley after the first vote count, but she insists that the math supports her claim that she’s still got a good shot at winning the nomination with second- and third-choice votes

The race for New York City Mayor is still underway as tellers continue to sort through votes. Andrew Siff reports.

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams says his police commissioner would be a woman — the first ever — if he is elected the next mayor of New York City. Adams holds a roughly 10-point lead over civil rights attorney Maya Wiley after Tuesday’s Democratic primary vote — though with absentee ballots and the application of ranked-choice voting tabulations, it will…

After 24 hours after polls closed in the NYC primary, many races have still yet to be determined — chief among them the race for the Democratic nomination for mayor, which could takes weeks to figure out. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

In the crowded field to determine the Democratic candidate for mayor, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams held a small lead over former city sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia and former de Blasio administration lawyer Maya Wiley. Tracie Strahan reports.