nyc mayoral race

Eric Adams wins the race for New York City mayor, topping Republican Curtis Sliwa to become the second Black man to become mayor in the city’s history. Romney Smith reports.

NBC New York’s Romney Smith reports.

Along with selecting the next mayor of New York City and governor of New Jersey, registered voters in both states weighed in on a number of key ballot measures with implications ranging from redistricting to clean air and water, sports betting, nonprofit gambling and more. Here are the preliminary results on statewide proposals in New York and New Jersey and…

New York City voters are weighing in on the issues as they head to the polls on election day. (Produced by Ana Sandoval)

Election Day is underway in the Tristate area with voters heading to the polls to determine the next mayor of New York City and governor of New Jersey. Melissa Russo, Andrew Siff, Pat Battle, and Brian Thompson report.

Republican mayoral candidate and known cat-lover Curtis Sliwa showed up to his Upper West Side polling location with an unexpected companion: a furry feline. The candidate arrived with the cat wrapped in a red blanket matching his trademark red beret. Sliwa, a radio host, is best known as the founder of the Guardian Angels. He still wears the anti-crime patrol’s...

NBC New York’s Jen Maxfield and Tracie Strahan report.

On Tuesday, New York City residents voted for who will replace Mayor Bill de Blasio when his term ends at the end of the year. While the mayoral race seems to be the most talked-about race of the Empire State, there are many other races taking place. Scroll down to see the outcomes and additional information about elections in New…

Voters are less than a day away from heading to the polls – and Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa are both making their final pitches to voters ahead of election day. Melissa Russo reports.

Tuesday is Election Day, and along with selecting the next mayor of New York City and governor of New Jersey, registered voters in both states will weigh in on a number of key ballot measures with implications ranging from redistricting to clean air and water, sports betting, nonprofit gambling and more. Here are the statewide proposals on ballots in New…

Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa face off to lead New York City, but how will they cope with the stress of leading the city out of the pandemic? NBC New York’s Melissa Russo looks at how their personal life influences their politics.

Voters in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are choosing who they want to represent them at the local and state levels. Before you hit the polls Tuesday, there are a number of things to know. Elections throughout the three states will be held for new mayors, governors, district attorneys as well as local and state representatives. There will also…

Things got heated on Tuesday night in the last debate before the election next Tuesday, as Mayoral candidates faced off against each other one last time. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

Early voting kicked off over the weekend and runs everyday through Sunday. So far, only a small fraction of New Yorkers have voted. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports on the final stretch.

The polls are back open in New York City for early voting as the race for the next mayor hurtles toward Election Day. NBC New York’s Anjali Hemphill reports.

With less than two weeks to go before Election Day, many voters took to the polls in New Jersey where Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy faces off against Republican Jack Ciattarelli. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

The two men competing to be the city’s next mayor squared off and debated a range of topics, from NYC’s pandemic recovery, to policing, to bringing back New Yorkers who left. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

Democratic Mayoral candidate Eric Adams explains how he would protect Black and Latino New Yorkers from discrimination by the part of police.

The two candidates running to become New York City’s next mayor will face off in their first debate Wednesday night. Tracie Strahan reports.

The two men running to become New York City’s next mayor offered starkly different visions at their first debate about how to lead the nation’s largest city out of the pandemic, improve public safety and gird the city of 8.8 million people for more powerful storms driven by climate change