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" # : 6 6 6 6 @ 0 A #6 #6 5 A 7/27/2017 Election 2013 | WNYC Listen News Shows About Schedule Search Mayor City Council Other NY Races NJ Races Tweet Like 1 NEW YORK CITY MAYOR 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm winner Bill de Blasio Dem 73.3% 752,604 Joe Lhota GOP 24.3% 249,121 Other candidates Adolfo Carrion Inp 0.8% 8,202 Anthony Gronowicz Grn 0.5% 4,741 Jack Hidary Oth 0.3% 3,429 Jimmy McMillan Oth 0.2% 1,899 Erick Salgado ScC 0.2% 1,853 Michael Sanchez Lib 0.2% 1,652 Daniel Fein SWP 0.1% 721 Randy Credico Oth 0.1% 654 Michael Greys Fre 0.1% 539 Carl Person RP 0.0% 288 Joseph Melaragno Oth 0.0% 269 Sam Sloan Oth 0.0% 142 Michael Dilger Oth 0.0% 54 White-majority districts total 2,254 Black-majority districts total 1,201 Hispanic-majority districts total 949 Asian-majority districts total 229 No-majority districts total 426 Who's winning where? winning by plurality winning by majority tie no votes reported LATEST NEWS De Blasio's Long, and Lucky, Campaign Nov 5 2013 Christie Re-Elected as NJ Governor Nov 5 2013 https://project.wnyc.org/election2013/ 1/5 7/27/2017 Election 2013 | WNYC ListenLook atNews All These Shows Happy About Voters: Schedule A Search #VoterSel×e Gallery Nov 5 2013 WNYC's Election Day Survey Nov 5 2013 NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL Resort by close races List by district incumbent winner Your address GO 32 Breezy Point, Holland, Howard Beach, Ozone Park 99% reporting as of 6:52 pm Eric Ulrich GOP 9,658 53.1% Lew M. Simon Dem 8,520 46.9% 19 Northeastern Queens including College Point, Bayside, Little Neck 100% reporting as of 6:52 pm Paul Vallone Dem 12,791 57.2% Dennis Saffran GOP 9,582 42.8% 48 Manhattan Beach, Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach, Midwood 100% reporting as of 6:52 pm Chaim Deutsch Dem 9,361 55.1% David Storobin GOP 6,645 39.1% Igor Oberman WF 850 5.0% Alexander Lotovsky Oth 138 0.8% 30 Northwestern Queens including Glendale, Maspeth, Middle Village 100% reporting as of 6:52 pm AUTHORIZE CASINO GAMBLING? MORE CIVIL SERVICE CREDIT FOR VETS CERTIFIED AS DISABLED AFTER STARTING WORK? 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Yes b 1,472,576 57.0% Yes b 2,029,591 83.6% No b 1,110,282 43.0% No b 397,214 16.4% DON'T COUNT SEWER-RELATED DEBT TOWARD LOCAL SETTLE LAND DISPUTE IN STATE FOREST IN LONG LAKE, DEBT LIMITS? N.Y.? https://project.wnyc.org/election2013/ 2/5 7/27/2017 Election 2013 | WNYC Listen News Shows About Schedule Search 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Yes b 1,398,689 62.2% Yes b 1,621,254 72.4% No b 848,981 37.8% No b 617,738 27.6% EXCHANGE STATE FOREST LAND IN LEWIS, N.Y. WITH INCREASE RETIREMENT AGE FOR CERTAIN STATE MINING COMPANY? JUDGES? 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Yes b 1,189,925 53.1% No b 1,439,166 60.8% No b 1,049,846 46.9% Yes b 927,437 39.2% NYC PUBLIC ADVOCATE NYC COMPTROLLER 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Letitia James b Dem 770,764 83.6% Scott M. Stringer b Dem 782,703 80.5% Robert P. Maresca b Con 112,967 12.2% John Burnett b GOP 161,608 16.6% James Lane b Grn 16,088 1.7% Julia Willebrand b Grn 19,544 2.0% Alex Merced b Lib 9,878 1.1% Hesham El-Meligy b Lib 5,080 0.5% Deborah Liatos b SWP 4,871 0.5% John Studer b SWP 1,897 0.2% Irene Estrada b Oth 3,942 0.4% Richard Bozulich b Oth 1,124 0.1% Mollena Fabricant b StF 2,264 0.2% Michael Lloyd b Fre 1,699 0.2% BRONX BOROUGH PRESIDENT BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Ruben Diaz b Dem 111,366 89.4% Eric Adams b Dem 246,547 90.8% Elizabeth Perri b GOP 9,856 7.9% Elias J. Weir b Con 24,923 9.2% Mark Escoffery-Bey b Inp 2,027 1.6% Carl Lundgren b Grn 1,358 1.1% https://project.wnyc.org/election2013/ 3/5 7/27/2017 Election 2013 | WNYC Listen News Shows About Schedule Search MANHATTAN BOROUGH PRESIDENT QUEENS BOROUGH PRESIDENT 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Gale Brewer b Dem 191,369 82.9% Melinda R. Katz b Dem 183,643 80.3% David Casavis b GOP 39,413 17.1% Tony Arcabascio b GOP 39,006 17.1% Everly Brown b Oth 5,995 2.6% STATEN ISLAND BOROUGH PRESIDENT BROOKLYN DISTRICT ATTORNEY 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner James S. Oddo b GOP 48,324 69.1% Kenneth Thompson b Dem 222,348 74.8% Louis Liedy b Dem 20,789 29.7% Charles J. Hynes b GOP 74,943 25.2% Henry Bardel b Grn 476 0.7% Silas Johnson b Lib 331 0.5% MANHATTAN DISTRICT ATTORNEY NY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 53 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 99% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Cyrus Vance b Dem 186,949 84.3% Maritza Davila b Dem 8,521 85.9% Peter Gleason b GOP 34,877 15.7% Jason Otano b WF 1,398 14.1% NY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 86 NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Victor Pichardo b Dem 7,103 95.6% Edward P. Mangano b GOP 159,828 58.9% Rene Santos b GOP 227 3.1% Thomas R. Suozzi b Dem 111,682 41.1% Jose Marte b Con 97 1.3% ROCKLAND COUNTY EXECUTIVE WESTCHESTER COUNTY EXECUTIVE 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner 82% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Ed Day b GOP 36,542 51.9% Rob Astorino b GOP 76,088 55.2% https://project.wnyc.org/election2013/ 4/5 7/27/2017 Election 2013 | WNYC Listen News Shows About Schedule Search David Fried b Dem 32,311 45.9% Noam Bramson b Dem 61,805 44.8% Thomas Sullivan b Con 1,558 2.2% NASSAU DISTRICT ATTORNEY 100% of precincts as of 6:52 pm incumbent winner Kathleen M. Rice b Dem 155,688 58.7% Howard Sturim b GOP 109,538 41.3% Election results © 2013 Associated Press. All rights reserved. Notes: WNYC calculated the racial and ethnic composition of election districts using 2010 decennial US Census data for blocks and proportional fractions of blocks within each election district. Some districts were combined by the Board of Elections and are counted as one.
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