City’s Board of Elections releases new ranked-choice voting data
These are unofficial results. There are still 125,000 absentee ballots to be counted.
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Jul 3, 2021, 9:59 PM
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Updated 1,020 days ago
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308ds agoThe city’s Board of Elections released new ranked-choice
voting data in some of the city's primary races. These are unofficial results.
There are still 125,000 absentee ballots to be counted.
Brooklyn Borough President
After 11 rounds, Democrat Antonio Reynoso is at 55.3%,
topping Jo Anne Simon, who is at 44.7%. Robert Cornegy has been eliminated.
Bronx Borough President:
Vanessa Gibson is the first candidate to surpass 50%, edging
out Fernando Cabrera who got to 47% of the votes after three rounds of ranked choice
voting. Nathalia Fernandez was elimanted in Round 3.
Public Advocate
Jumaane Williams has taken a large lead over Anthony Herbert
with 70% of the votes.
City Comptroller
Brooklyn Councilmember Brad Lander stands at 51.9%. That's
just a slim lead over Corey Johnson who is at 48.1%. Michelle Caruso-Cabrera
was eliminated.
The BOE says new totals, including absentee will be
announced Tuesday for all races, including the race for mayor.
BOE: Unofficial Results
