New York City mayoral election, 2017 thread

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Results page: https://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/new-york-general-elections

[The Govanah Jake]

Since Bill De Blasio is most likely going to win this, I'm most interested now in the convention vote.

[Anzeigenhauptmeister]

Will there be a runoff if no candidate reaches a majority?

[Tintrlvr]

Will there be a runoff if no candidate reaches a majority?

No, not that there is any risk of that.

[OSR stands with Israel]

What time do the polls close

[TheSaint250]

My man Bo Dietl is 100% going to be NYC's next mayor.

[Progressive]

What time do the polls close

9:00pm.

[The Govanah Jake]

Early results in.

Bill De Blasio: 64%

Nicole Malliotakis: 27.8%

De Blasio crushing it of course

[Tintrlvr]

Early results in.

Bill De Blasio: 64%

Nicole Malliotakis: 27.8%

De Blasio crushing it of course

Bo Dietl is in 6th behind Albanese (Reform), Browder (Green) and Tolkin (Smart Cities). LOL. At least he's ahead of the Libertarian candidate?

[The Govanah Jake]

64-30% now for De Blasio. Malliotakis leading in Staten Island of course 64-31%. This is over. Meanwhile Bo Dietl is getting crushed and Albanese is underperforming

Meanwhile the ConCon: No leading with 82% with only the five boroughs reporting. No will most likely win here.

Meanwhile Pension Reform: Its closer with Yes at 57-42% to no. Could be closer thogh i think Yes will win this is the end due to it winning the five boroughs including 52-47% in Staten Island

Meanwhile Amendment 3: Its 55-44% for No with it being closer then the others. The five boroughs have started reporting and Manhattan is the only one for yes with 58% yes with 183 precincts in.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION: DEBLASIO WINS

New York City Mayor
CANDIDATE   PARTY   VOTES   PCT.   
Bill de Blasio*
Democrat
155,473   61.8%   
Nicole Malliotakis
Republican
81,900   32.6   

[The Govanah Jake]

The ConCon is finished

[Ye We Can]

Looking good for Donovan in 2018, though.

[Tintrlvr]

Elizabeth Crowley might lose her City Council seat in Queens. She's currently down 2 points with 85% reporting.

Also, the Socialist and Green candidate in my own Council district (35) managed a very strong result, getting 30% to Laurie Cumbo's (the incumbent Democrat) 67% thus far with 74% reporting. (The Republican candidate has 3%, ha.)

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

All of these races can be called for the leading candidate:

Mayor - New York City - General
City
5308 of 5901 Precincts Reporting - 90%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   de Blasio, Bill (i)   Dem   635,185   66%
Malliotakis, Nicole   GOP   277,768   29%
Albanese, Sal   RP   20,803   2%
Browder, Akeem   Grn   14,000   1%
Tolkin, Michael   Oth   9,655   1%
Dietl, Bo   Oth   9,496   1%
Commey, Aaron   Lib   2,332   0%

Mayor - Albany - General
City
84 of 128 Precincts Reporting - 66%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Sheehan, Katherine (i)   Dem   6,766   75%
Commisso, Frank   Inp   1,991   22%
Jimenez, Byran   Grn   233   3%

Mayor - Binghamton - General
City
32 of 32 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   David, Richard (i)   GOP   5,134   59%
Abdelazim, Tarik   Dem   3,572   41%

Mayor - Buffalo - General
City
238 of 291 Precincts Reporting - 82%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Brown, Byron (i)   Dem   11,214   66%
Schroeder, Mark   RP   4,823   28%
Robinson, Terrance   Grn   552   3%
Howard, Anita   Con   505   3%

Mayor - Syracuse - General
City
46 of 55 Precincts Reporting - 84%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Walsh, Ben   Inp   10,395   53%
Perez Williams, Juanita   Dem   7,661   39%
Hawkins, Howie   Grn   786   4%
Levine, Laura   GOP   485   2%
Nicoletti, Joe   WF   191   1%

Mayor - Rochester - General
City
215 of 215 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Warren, Lovely (i)   Dem   17,751   60%
Micciche, Tony   GOP   5,504   19%
Sheppard, James   WF   4,140   14%
White, Alex   Grn   1,579   5%
Thomas, Lori   Oth   414   1%

Mayor - White Plains - General
City
7 of 43 Precincts Reporting - 16%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Roach, Thomas (i)   Dem   955   68%
Lecuona, Milagros   GOP   444   32%

Proposal 3 is still too close to call, but 1 & 2 can be called for the leading option:

Proposal - 1 - Constitutional Convention - Ballot Issue
To Authorize
9522 of 15526 Precincts Reporting - 61%
Name   Votes   Vote %
No   1,487,590   82%
Yes   320,604   18%

Proposal - 2 - Cut Felon Public Pensions - Ballot Issue
For Convicted Officials
9522 of 15526 Precincts Reporting - 61%
Name   Votes   Vote %
Yes   1,270,329   71%
No   506,475   29%

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Proposal 3 has passed!

Proposal - 3 - Modify Forest Preserve Lands - Ballot Issue
For Health and Safety
13451 of 15526 Precincts Reporting - 87%
Name   Votes   Vote %
Yes   1,397,848   52%
No   1,311,326   48%

[IceSpear]

lol at Malliotakis cracking 70% in Staten Island. That's nuts.

[Pyro]

Tossup Election in Westchester County, NY:

County Exec. Rob Astorino going up against NY State Sen. George Latimer.
Astorino is a known Trump ally, recently caught in a corruption scandal.
Latimer is a centrist Dem accused of unpaid property taxes.
This is expected to be a close race following an extremely negative campaign season.

Landslide for Latimer. Trump affiliation confirmed poison for the GOP.

[Progressive]

Not mayoral, but a municipal race. Laura Gillen has won the post of Hempstead Supervisor, the first and only Democrat to hold that post since the 1860s. Hempstead is the largest township in America by population. This is massive.

[Badger]

lol at Malliotakis cracking 70% in Staten Island. That's nuts.

Her home ground where she is popular, and SI didn't support De Blasio even when he was cracking 70% city-wide 4 years ago.

Funny to think of the number of Richmond County Obama/Malliotakis voters there are.

[Tintrlvr]

lol at Malliotakis cracking 70% in Staten Island. That's nuts.

Her home ground where she is popular, and SI didn't support De Blasio even when he was cracking 70% city-wide 4 years ago.

Funny to think of the number of Richmond County Obama/Malliotakis voters there are.

Partially I am sure it is because turnout among minorities on the North Shore was terrible. There aren't that many places in NYC where bad minority turnout would show up clearly in the results without precinct data, although the result in City Council district 30 where Elizabeth Crowley likely lost re-election also suggests minority turnout was dreadful. Not a big surprise; there were no competitive races in NYC outside of a couple of City Council seats (but it ultimately doesn't matter if the Republicans have 3 or 5 seats on the City Council, either), so the voters are mainly going to be the types of people who turn out to vote no matter what.