It’s over and Mam.
New Yorkers elected far-left Democrat Zohran Mamdani Tuesday in a historic victory – however not all neighborhoods voted the identical means, in line with a block-by-block voting map.
4 boroughs opted in favor of the democratic socialist, whereas most of Staten Island went for impartial candidate Andrew Cuomo, save for almost all of the North Shore, per the NYC Election Atlas printed by the Heart for City Analysis at CUNY’s Graduate Heart.
Right here’s how New Yorkers’ vote broke down:
Who was the preferred candidate by borough?
In Manhattan, Democratic nominee Mamdani swept a lot of the vote, wooing 50% or extra voters in almost each neighborhood save for Cuomo-heavy help within the Higher East Aspect, Midtown East, Flatiron, Tribeca, Murray Hill and Battery Park Metropolis.
Brooklyn noticed extra Cuomo strongholds in Borough Park, South Williamsburg, Sheepshead Bay and Midwood. However Mamdani repped Bushwick, Williamsburg, Prospect Heights, Fort Greene and most of Crown Heights.
In Queens, Mamdani took Astoria, the place he lives along with his spouse in a rent-controlled house, in addition to Jamaica and Queensbridge. Cuomo, the Queens-born former Democratic New York governor, noticed probably the most help in Glen Oaks and Kew Gardens Hills’ election districts.
In The Bronx, Parkchester rode for Mamdani whereas Cuomo gained over a majority of Riverdale.
Staten Island was Cuomo’s, and he noticed probably the most help within the borough’s Todt Hill space with greater than 80% of ballots forged there going to the ex-governor.
Which neighborhoods went overwhelmingly for every candidate?
The neighborhood that overwhelmingly voted for Mamdani was a sliver of East Williamsburg bordering Bushwick, Brooklyn, with 91.4% of the vote (511 out of 559 votes), in line with the Graduate Heart map.
Williamsburg at giant repped Mamdani by way of and thru — with all however one voting district within the space punching above 50% of votes for the Democratic nominee, and greater than a half-dozen voting districts coming in at 80%.
The mayor-elect additionally noticed voting margins above 80% in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Jamaica, Queens, and Morningside Heights and the East Village in Manhattan.
Mamdani gained over a majority of voters in election districts with extra public transit riders, renters, NYCHA developments and throughout revenue ranges, in line with an evaluation from nonprofit information outlet The CITY.
Cuomo, in the meantime, was the preferred in areas with extra drivers and householders, the report discovered.
The voting district that repped Cuomo the strongest seems to be in South Williamsburg, the place he swept 91.3% of the vote (334 of 366 votes) close to Bedford Avenue. In Midtown East close to Central Park, he represented greater than 85% of the vote.
His different strongholds outdoors of Manhattan had been Crown Heights, Borough Park, Bergen Seashore and Midwood in Brooklyn and Kew Gardens Hills, Douglaston and Jamaica Estates in Queens.
The one voting websites that largely went to Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa — had been Maspeth, Queens and Broadway Junction, Brooklyn, each of which solely noticed a single vote forged in whole.
Sliwa — who received a measly 7.1% of the full vote — was additionally standard within the Queens locales of Roxbury, Broad Channel, Rockaway Park and Breezy Level, although he wasn’t in a position to crack greater than 42% in any of the districts.
Cuomo, Mamdani enclaves in opposition-heavy neighborhoods
There have been voting anomalies in nearly each borough, with a number of neighborhoods sporting weird enclaves of Mamdani and Cuomo supporters in a sea of opposition.
In a Washington Heights election district between West 163rd and one hundred and sixty fifth streets close to Riverside Drive – house of the Fort Washington Senior Heart – greater than 67% of the vote went to Cuomo, regardless of being surrounded by different election districts that opted for Mamdani.
The one different election district that overwhelmingly opted for Cuomo above one hundred and twenty fifth Road in Manhattan was a five-block stretch of the West 180s close to Yeshiva College, indicating his help among the many Jewish neighborhood.
In Brooklyn, votes had been cut up almost evenly at NYCHA’s Williamsburg Homes public housing advanced — in a piece of in any other case overwhelmingly Mamdani-loving Williamsburg — the place the Dem nominee received 48.8% to Cuomo’s 43.5%.
A bit of Brighton Seashore between Ocean Parkway and Brighton sixth Road swung 56% of votes for Mamdani – and solely 32.5% for Cuomo – regardless of being surrounded by an space that overwhelmingly went for the impartial.
In close by Coney Island, most election districts noticed Mamdani punching above 50%, and even rising to 62.8% of the vote alongside Stillwell Avenue.
Cuomo maintained a grip on Coney Island’s waterfront, close by Sea Gate and Manhattan Seashore.
Mamdani carried 50.4% of votes to Cuomo’s 42% and Sliwa’s 7.1% at midnight.
Greater than 2 million New Yorkers forged their vote in whole, marking a historic turnout not seen since 1969.
