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1993 New York City mayoral election

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1993 New York City mayoral election

The 1993 New York City mayoral election was held on Tuesday, November 2. Incumbent Mayor David Dinkins ran for re-election to a second term, but lost in a rematch with Republican Rudy Giuliani. This was the first time since 1965 that a Republican won a mayoral election in New York City. Democrats would not win a mayoral election again until 2013. This was the second of two elections in a row where the incumbent mayor lost re-election.

Infobox

Registered
3,301,683
Turnout
1,898,43757.50% (2.17 pp)
Nominee
Rudy Giuliani
Party
Republican
Alliance
Liberal
Popular vote
903,114
Percentage
50.6%

Tables

1993 Democratic mayoral primary[9] · Democratic primary › Results
Total votes
Total votes
Party
Total votes
Party
512,022
Candidate
100.0
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Democratic
David Dinkins (incumbent)
346,181
67.61
Democratic
Roy Innis
129,872
25.36
Democratic
Eric Ruano-Melendez
35,969
7.02
Total votes
512,022
100.0
1993 New York City mayoral election debate · General election › Debate
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No.
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David Dinkins
David Dinkins
No.
David Dinkins
Date
Rudy Giuliani
Host
George Marlin
1
1
No.
1
Date
Oct. 17, 1993
Host
WNBC
Moderator
Gabe Pressman
Link
C-SPAN
Democratic
P
Republican
A
Conservative
P
No.
Date
Host
Moderator
Link
Democratic
Republican
Conservative
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David Dinkins
Rudy Giuliani
George Marlin
1
Oct. 17, 1993
WNBC
Gabe Pressman
C-SPAN
P
A
P
1993 New York City mayoral election[21] · General election › Results
Total votes
Total votes
Party
Total votes
Party
1,783,937
Candidate
100.00%
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
mw- ±%
Republican
Rudy Giuliani
Liberal
Rudy Giuliani
Total
Rudy Giuliani
903,114
50.62%
Democratic
David Dinkins (incumbent)
858,868
48.14%
Conservative
George Marlin
Right to Life
George Marlin
Total
George Marlin
16,921
0.95%
Bockman
2,608
0.15%
Brennan
2,425
0.14%
Total votes
1,783,937
100.00%
· General election › Results
change in Giuliani margin
change in Giuliani margin
General Election
change in Giuliani margin
General Election
+ 21,433
General Election
+ 8,256
General Election
+ 27,786
General Election
+ 16,428
General Election
+ 26,517
General Election
+ 100,447
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1989
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1989
General Election
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1989
General Election
– 97,600
General Election
– 72,471
General Election
– 39,071
General Election
+ 94,670
General Election
+ 67,392
General Election
– 47,080
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1993
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1993
General Election
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1993
General Election
– 76,167
General Election
– 64,215
General Election
– 11,285
General Election
+ 111,098
General Election
+ 93,909
General Election
+ 53,367
Republican - Liberal
Republican - Liberal
General Election
Republican - Liberal
General Election
Rudolph W. Giuliani
General Election
166,357
General Election
98,780
General Election
258,058
General Election
291,625
General Election
115,416
General Election
930,236
Democratic
Democratic
General Election
Democratic
General Election
David N. Dinkins
General Election
242,524
General Election
162,995
General Election
269,343
General Election
180,527
General Election
21,507
General Election
876,869
Conservative - Right to Life
Conservative - Right to Life
General Election
Conservative - Right to Life
General Election
George J. Marlin
General Election
15,926
General Election
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
change in Giuliani margin
+ 21,433
+ 8,256
+ 27,786
+ 16,428
+ 26,517
+ 100,447
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1989
– 97,600
– 72,471
– 39,071
+ 94,670
+ 67,392
– 47,080
Giuliani – Dinkins, 1993
– 76,167
– 64,215
– 11,285
+ 111,098
+ 93,909
+ 53,367
Republican - Liberal
Rudolph W. Giuliani
166,357
98,780
258,058
291,625
115,416
930,236
Democratic
David N. Dinkins
242,524
162,995
269,343
180,527
21,507
876,869
Conservative - Right to Life
George J. Marlin
15,926
1,889,003

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