2013 New York City mayoral election

An election for the mayor of New York City occurred on November 5, 2013, along with elections for comptroller, public advocate, borough president, and members of the New York City Council. The incumbent mayor, Michael Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-Independent, was term-limited and thus unable to seek re-election to a fourth term in office. Primary elections were held on September 10, 2013. The Republican nominee was former Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Joe Lhota. New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio was the Democratic nominee. De Blasio was elected mayor with 73.15% of the vote, becoming the first Democrat to win a mayoral election in the city since 1989. Democrats flipped back the boroughs of Manhattan and Queens.

Infobox

Registered

4,245,309

Turnout

1,102,40025.96% (2.23 pp)

Nominee

Bill de Blasio

Party

Democratic

Alliance

Working Families

Popular vote

795,679

Percentage

73.15%

Tables

· Democratic primary › Polling

PPP

Poll source

PPP

Date(s)administered

September 7–8, 2013

Samplesize

683

Margin oferror

± 3.8%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

38%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

13%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

19%

AnthonyWeiner

Other

Undecided

10%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

September 6–8, 2013

Samplesize

782

Margin oferror

± 3.5%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

39%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

18%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

25%

AnthonyWeiner

Other

—

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

September 3–6, 2013

Samplesize

556

Margin oferror

± 4.2%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

36%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

20%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

20%

AnthonyWeiner

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 28 – September 1, 2013

Samplesize

750

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

43%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

18%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

20%

AnthonyWeiner

Other

Undecided

amNewYork

Poll source

amNewYork

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

600

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

29%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

17%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

24%

AnthonyWeiner

10%

Other

—

Undecided

13%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

602

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

36%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

21%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

20%

AnthonyWeiner

Other

—

Undecided

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

August 19–28, 2013

Samplesize

505

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

32%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

17%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

18%

AnthonyWeiner

11%

Other

—

Undecided

16%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

August 12–14, 2013

Samplesize

355

Margin oferror

± 5.2%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

24%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

24%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

18%

AnthonyWeiner

11%

Other

Undecided

12%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

30%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

24%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

22%

AnthonyWeiner

10%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source

Date(s)administered

—

Samplesize

32%

Margin oferror

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

25%

Billde Blasio

—

JohnLiu

—

MartyMarkowitz

25%

ChristineQuinn

—

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

August 2–7, 2013

Samplesize

505

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

14%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

25%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

16%

AnthonyWeiner

10%

Other

—

Undecided

26%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 24–28, 2013

Samplesize

446

Margin oferror

± 4.6%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

21%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

27%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

20%

AnthonyWeiner

16%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source

Date(s)administered

—

Samplesize

25%

Margin oferror

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

30%

Billde Blasio

—

JohnLiu

—

MartyMarkowitz

25%

ChristineQuinn

—

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

July 24, 2013

Samplesize

551

Margin oferror

± 4.2%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

14%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

25%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

14%

AnthonyWeiner

16%

Other

Undecided

19%

Poll source

Date(s)administered

—

Samplesize

16%

Margin oferror

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

32%

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

—

MartyMarkowitz

17%

ChristineQuinn

—

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

20%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 18–23, 2013

Samplesize

507

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

15%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

22%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

20%

AnthonyWeiner

26%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source

Date(s)administered

—

Samplesize

21%

Margin oferror

10%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

30%

Billde Blasio

—

JohnLiu

—

MartyMarkowitz

26%

ChristineQuinn

—

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

11%

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

July 9–15, 2013

Samplesize

610

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

11%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

27%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

11%

AnthonyWeiner

18%

Other

Undecided

24%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

738

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

10%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

22%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

11%

AnthonyWeiner

25%

Other

Undecided

23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

June 19–25, 2013

Samplesize

830

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

10%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

19%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

16%

AnthonyWeiner

17%

Other

Undecided

28%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

June 17–21, 2013

Samplesize

689

Margin oferror

± 4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

10%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

20%

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

13%

AnthonyWeiner

25%

Other

Undecided

18%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

May 22–24, 2013

Samplesize

492

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

12%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

24%

ErickSalgado

<1%

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

11%

AnthonyWeiner

19%

Other

Undecided

23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

740

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

11%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

28%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

15%

Other

Undecided

27%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

April 11–15, 2013

Samplesize

873

Margin oferror

± 3.3%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

11%

JohnLiu

12%

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

26%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

11%

AnthonyWeiner

15%

Other

Undecided

22%

Poll source

Date(s)administered

—

Samplesize

15%

Margin oferror

11%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

30%

Billde Blasio

—

JohnLiu

—

MartyMarkowitz

14%

ChristineQuinn

—

ErickSalgado

ScottStringer

26%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

925

Margin oferror

± 3.2%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

14%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

32%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

13%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

32%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 20–25, 2013

Samplesize

655

Margin oferror

± 3.8%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

14%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

37%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

11%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

—

Undecided

29%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

875

Margin oferror

± 3.3%

SalAlbanese

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

12%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

37%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

13%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

26%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

January 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

879

Margin oferror

± 3.3%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

11%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

35%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

—

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

33%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

November 14–18, 2012

Samplesize

1,165

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

—

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

32%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

37%

NY1-Marist

Poll source

NY1-Marist

Date(s)administered

October 3–7, 2012

Samplesize

453

Margin oferror

± 4.6%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

23%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

15%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

—

Undecided

37%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 8–12, 2012

Samplesize

1,298

Margin oferror

± 2.7%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

29%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

34%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

May 3–8, 2012

Samplesize

658

Margin oferror

± 3.8%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

10%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

26%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

13%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

36%

NY1-Marist

Poll source

NY1-Marist

Date(s)administered

April 10–17, 2012

Samplesize

402

Margin oferror

± 5%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

10%

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

—

ChristineQuinn

32%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

12%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

—

Undecided

29%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

March 6–11, 2012

Samplesize

964

Margin oferror

± 3.2%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

15%

ChristineQuinn

25%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

13%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

17%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

December 7–12, 2011

Samplesize

1,242

Margin oferror

± 2.8%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

MartyMarkowitz

16%

ChristineQuinn

23%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

21%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

October 12–16, 2011

Samplesize

1,068

Margin oferror

± 3.0%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

11%

MartyMarkowitz

17%

ChristineQuinn

22%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

19%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 19–25, 2011

Samplesize

1,234

Margin oferror

± 2.8%

SalAlbanese

—

TomAllon

Billde Blasio

JohnLiu

13%

MartyMarkowitz

15%

ChristineQuinn

23%

ErickSalgado

—

ScottStringer

BillThompson

10%

AnthonyWeiner

—

Other

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	SalAlbanese	TomAllon	Billde Blasio	JohnLiu	MartyMarkowitz	ChristineQuinn	ErickSalgado	ScottStringer	BillThompson	AnthonyWeiner	Other	Undecided
PPP	September 7–8, 2013	683	± 3.8%	3%	—	38%	5%	—	13%	2%	—	19%	9%	2%	10%
Quinnipiac	September 6–8, 2013	782	± 3.5%	1%	—	39%	4%	—	18%	—	—	25%	6%	—	8%
Marist	September 3–6, 2013	556	± 4.2%	1%	—	36%	5%	—	20%	1%	—	20%	7%	3%	8%
Quinnipiac	August 28 – September 1, 2013	750	± 3.6%	1%	—	43%	4%	—	18%	—	—	20%	7%	1%	8%
amNewYork	August 22–27, 2013	600	± 4%	1%	—	29%	5%	—	17%	1%	—	24%	10%	—	13%
Quinnipiac	August 22–27, 2013	602	± 4%	1%	—	36%	6%	—	21%	—	—	20%	8%	—	9%
Siena	August 19–28, 2013	505	± 4%	1%	—	32%	3%	—	17%	1%	—	18%	11%	—	16%
Marist	August 12–14, 2013	355	± 5.2%	1%	—	24%	5%	—	24%	2%	—	18%	11%	4%	12%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	1%	—	30%	6%	—	24%	—	—	22%	10%	—	7%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	1%	—	32%	7%	—	25%	—	—	25%	—	—	9%
Siena	August 2–7, 2013	505	± 4%	1%	—	14%	4%	—	25%	3%	—	16%	10%	—	26%
Quinnipiac	July 24–28, 2013	446	± 4.6%	2%	—	21%	6%	—	27%	—	—	20%	16%	—	7%
Quinnipiac	July 24–28, 2013	446	± 4.6%	2%	—	25%	9%	—	30%	—	—	25%	—	—	8%
Marist	July 24, 2013	551	± 4.2%	1%	—	14%	7%	—	25%	2%	—	14%	16%	2%	19%
Marist	July 24, 2013	551	± 4.2%	1%	—	16%	9%	—	32%	2%	—	17%	—	2%	20%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	507	± 4.4%	1%	—	15%	7%	—	22%	—	—	20%	26%	—	8%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	507	± 4.4%	2%	—	21%	10%	—	30%	—	—	26%	—	1%	11%
Siena	July 9–15, 2013	610	± 4%	2%	—	11%	7%	—	27%	1%	—	11%	18%	0%	24%
Quinnipiac	July 8–14, 2013	738	± 3.6%	1%	—	10%	7%	—	22%	—	—	11%	25%	1%	23%
Quinnipiac	June 19–25, 2013	830	± 3.4%	0%	—	10%	7%	—	19%	—	—	16%	17%	1%	28%
Marist	June 17–21, 2013	689	± 4%	1%	—	10%	8%	—	20%	2%	—	13%	25%	3%	18%
Marist	May 22–24, 2013	492	± 4.4%	1%	—	12%	8%	—	24%	<1%	—	11%	19%	1%	23%
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	740	± 3.6%	—	—	11%	9%	—	28%	—	—	10%	15%	1%	27%
Marist	April 11–15, 2013	873	± 3.3%	2%	—	11%	12%	—	26%	—	—	11%	15%	1%	22%
Marist	April 11–15, 2013	873	± 3.3%	2%	—	15%	11%	—	30%	—	—	14%	—	2%	26%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	925	± 3.2%	—	—	14%	7%	—	32%	—	—	13%	—	2%	32%
Quinnipiac	February 20–25, 2013	655	± 3.8%	—	—	14%	9%	—	37%	—	—	11%	—	—	29%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	875	± 3.3%	2%	—	12%	9%	—	37%	—	—	13%	—	1%	26%
Quinnipiac	January 8–14, 2013	879	± 3.3%	—	—	11%	9%	—	35%	—	—	10%	—	1%	33%
Quinnipiac	November 14–18, 2012	1,165	± 2.9%	—	—	9%	5%	—	32%	—	4%	10%	—	1%	37%
NY1-Marist	October 3–7, 2012	453	± 4.6%	—	2%	8%	9%	—	23%	—	6%	15%	—	—	37%
Quinnipiac	August 8–12, 2012	1,298	± 2.7%	—	1%	9%	9%	—	29%	—	4%	10%	—	2%	34%
Quinnipiac	May 3–8, 2012	658	± 3.8%	—	2%	10%	7%	—	26%	—	4%	13%	—	2%	36%
NY1-Marist	April 10–17, 2012	402	± 5%	—	1%	10%	9%	—	32%	—	7%	12%	—	—	29%
Quinnipiac	March 6–11, 2012	964	± 3.2%	—	2%	9%	7%	15%	25%	—	7%	13%	—	5%	17%
Quinnipiac	December 7–12, 2011	1,242	± 2.8%	—	1%	8%	9%	16%	23%	—	6%	9%	—	5%	21%
Quinnipiac	October 12–16, 2011	1,068	± 3.0%	—	1%	8%	11%	17%	22%	—	7%	10%	—	5%	19%
Quinnipiac	July 19–25, 2011	1,234	± 2.8%	—	2%	8%	13%	15%	23%	—	5%	10%	—	3%	22%

PPP

Poll source

PPP

Date(s)administered

September 7–8, 2013

Samplesize

683

Margin oferror

± 3.8%

Billde Blasio

53%

BillThompson

33%

Other

—

Undecided

14%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

September 3–6, 2013

Samplesize

936

Margin oferror

± 3.2%

Billde Blasio

50%

BillThompson

38%

Other

—

Undecided

12%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

Aug. 28 – Sep 1, 2013

Samplesize

750

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

Billde Blasio

56%

BillThompson

36%

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

602

Margin oferror

± 4%

Billde Blasio

52%

BillThompson

36%

Other

—

Undecided

11%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

August 12–14, 2013

Samplesize

355

Margin oferror

± 5.2%

Billde Blasio

44%

BillThompson

36%

Other

—

Undecided

20%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

Billde Blasio

50%

BillThompson

41%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	Billde Blasio	BillThompson	Other	Undecided
PPP	September 7–8, 2013	683	± 3.8%	53%	33%	—	14%
Marist	September 3–6, 2013	936	± 3.2%	50%	38%	—	12%
Quinnipiac	Aug. 28 – Sep 1, 2013	750	± 3.6%	56%	36%	2%	5%
Quinnipiac	August 22–27, 2013	602	± 4%	52%	36%	—	11%
Marist	August 12–14, 2013	355	± 5.2%	44%	36%	—	20%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	50%	41%	—	9%

PPP

Poll source

PPP

Date(s)administered

September 7–8, 2013

Samplesize

683

Margin oferror

± 3.8%

Billde Blasio

67%

ChristineQuinn

21%

Other

—

Undecided

12%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

September 3–6, 2013

Samplesize

936

Margin oferror

± 3.2%

Billde Blasio

56%

ChristineQuinn

34%

Other

—

Undecided

10%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 28 – September 1, 2013

Samplesize

750

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

Billde Blasio

66%

ChristineQuinn

25%

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

602

Margin oferror

± 4%

Billde Blasio

59%

ChristineQuinn

30%

Other

—

Undecided

11%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

August 12–14, 2013

Samplesize

355

Margin oferror

± 5.2%

Billde Blasio

44%

ChristineQuinn

42%

Other

—

Undecided

14%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

Billde Blasio

54%

ChristineQuinn

38%

Other

—

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

May 22–24, 2013

Samplesize

492

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

Billde Blasio

30%

ChristineQuinn

48%

Other

—

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	Billde Blasio	ChristineQuinn	Other	Undecided
PPP	September 7–8, 2013	683	± 3.8%	67%	21%	—	12%
Marist	September 3–6, 2013	936	± 3.2%	56%	34%	—	10%
Quinnipiac	August 28 – September 1, 2013	750	± 3.6%	66%	25%	4%	5%
Quinnipiac	August 22–27, 2013	602	± 4%	59%	30%	—	11%
Marist	August 12–14, 2013	355	± 5.2%	44%	42%	—	14%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	54%	38%	—	8%
Marist	May 22–24, 2013	492	± 4.4%	30%	48%	—	22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

Billde Blasio

72%

AnthonyWeiner

22%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	Billde Blasio	AnthonyWeiner	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	72%	22%	—	6%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

May 22–24, 2013

Samplesize

492

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

JohnLiu

25%

ChristineQuinn

53%

Other

—

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JohnLiu	ChristineQuinn	Other	Undecided
Marist	May 22–24, 2013	492	± 4.4%	25%	53%	—	22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 28 – September 1, 2013

Samplesize

750

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

ChristineQuinn

33%

BillThompson

59%

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

602

Margin oferror

± 4%

ChristineQuinn

33%

BillThompson

57%

Other

—

Undecided

11%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

August 12–14, 2013

Samplesize

355

Margin oferror

± 5.2%

ChristineQuinn

44%

BillThompson

43%

Other

—

Undecided

12%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

ChristineQuinn

41%

BillThompson

51%

Other

—

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 24–28, 2013

Samplesize

446

Margin oferror

± 4.6%

ChristineQuinn

40%

BillThompson

50%

Other

—

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 18–23, 2013

Samplesize

507

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

ChristineQuinn

42%

BillThompson

51%

Other

—

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

May 22–24, 2013

Samplesize

492

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

ChristineQuinn

44%

BillThompson

34%

Other

—

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	ChristineQuinn	BillThompson	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	August 28 – September 1, 2013	750	± 3.6%	33%	59%	3%	5%
Quinnipiac	August 22–27, 2013	602	± 4%	33%	57%	—	11%
Marist	August 12–14, 2013	355	± 5.2%	44%	43%	—	12%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	41%	51%	—	9%
Quinnipiac	July 24–28, 2013	446	± 4.6%	40%	50%	—	9%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	507	± 4.4%	42%	51%	—	7%
Marist	May 22–24, 2013	492	± 4.4%	44%	34%	—	22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

ChristineQuinn

60%

AnthonyWeiner

31%

Other

—

Undecided

10%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 24–28, 2013

Samplesize

446

Margin oferror

± 4.6%

ChristineQuinn

60%

AnthonyWeiner

33%

Other

—

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 18–23, 2013

Samplesize

507

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

ChristineQuinn

46%

AnthonyWeiner

44%

Other

—

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

May 22–24, 2013

Samplesize

492

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

ChristineQuinn

48%

AnthonyWeiner

33%

Other

—

Undecided

18%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	ChristineQuinn	AnthonyWeiner	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	60%	31%	—	10%
Quinnipiac	July 24–28, 2013	446	± 4.6%	60%	33%	—	7%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	507	± 4.4%	46%	44%	—	9%
Marist	May 22–24, 2013	492	± 4.4%	48%	33%	—	18%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

579

Margin oferror

± 4.1%

BillThompson

76%

AnthonyWeiner

20%

Other

—

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 24–28, 2013

Samplesize

446

Margin oferror

± 4.6%

BillThompson

66%

AnthonyWeiner

28%

Other

—

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 18–23, 2013

Samplesize

507

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

BillThompson

52%

AnthonyWeiner

41%

Other

—

Undecided

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	BillThompson	AnthonyWeiner	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	579	± 4.1%	76%	20%	—	5%
Quinnipiac	July 24–28, 2013	446	± 4.6%	66%	28%	—	6%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	507	± 4.4%	52%	41%	—	8%

2013 New York City mayoral election democratic primary debates

Key: .mw- .mw- W Withdrawn

No.

Key: .mw- .mw- W Withdrawn

Sal Albanese

No.

Sal Albanese

Date

Bill de Blasio

Host

John Liu

Moderator

Christine Quinn

Link

Erick Salgado

Democratic

Bill Thompson

Democratic

Anthony Weiner

No.

Date

Mar. 21, 2013

Host

92NYThe New York Observer

Moderator

Kenneth FisherKen Kurson

Link

YouTube

Democratic

No.

Date

Aug. 21, 2013

Host

Citizens Committee of New YorkCitizens Union, GothamistHispanic Federation, New York 1New York 1 NoticiasNew York City Campaign Finance BoardNew York NewsdayTransportation AlternativesTime Warner Cable, WNYC

Moderator

Errol Louis

Link

YouTube

Democratic

No.

Date

Sep. 3, 2013

Host

New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street Journal, WNBC

Moderator

Melissa RussoDavid Ushery

Link

YouTube

Democratic

No.	Date	Host	Moderator	Link	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic
Key: .mw- W Withdrawn
Key: .mw- W Withdrawn					Sal Albanese	Bill de Blasio	John Liu	Christine Quinn	Erick Salgado	Bill Thompson	Anthony Weiner
1	Mar. 21, 2013	92NYThe New York Observer	Kenneth FisherKen Kurson	YouTube	P	P	P	P	N	P	N
2	Aug. 21, 2013	Citizens Committee of New YorkCitizens Union, GothamistHispanic Federation, New York 1New York 1 NoticiasNew York City Campaign Finance BoardNew York NewsdayTransportation AlternativesTime Warner Cable, WNYC	Errol Louis	YouTube	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
3	Sep. 3, 2013	New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street Journal, WNBC	Melissa RussoDavid Ushery	YouTube	N	P	P	P	N	P	P

· Democratic primary › Results

Bill de Blasio

2013 Democratic primary

Bill de Blasio

Manhattan

81,197

The Bronx

36,896

Brooklyn

104,703

Queens

52,190

Staten Island

7,358

Total

282,344

40.81%

40.91%

2013 Democratic primary

40.91%

Manhattan

38.12%

The Bronx

46.36%

Brooklyn

34.96%

Queens

34.33%

Bill Thompson

2013 Democratic primary

Bill Thompson

Manhattan

42,720

The Bronx

31,617

Brooklyn

61,471

Queens

38,162

Staten Island

6,871

Total

180,841

26.14%

21.53%

2013 Democratic primary

21.53%

Manhattan

32.67%

The Bronx

27.22%

Brooklyn

25.56%

Queens

32.06%

Christine Quinn

2013 Democratic primary

Christine Quinn

Manhattan

52,102

The Bronx

10,392

Brooklyn

23,007

Queens

19,847

Staten Island

3,545

Total

108,893

15.74%

26.25%

2013 Democratic primary

26.25%

Manhattan

10.74%

The Bronx

10.19%

Brooklyn

13.29%

Queens

16.54%

John Liu

2013 Democratic primary

John Liu

Manhattan

10,191

The Bronx

4,753

Brooklyn

13,927

Queens

16,977

Staten Island

1,438

Total

47,286

6.84%

5.14%

2013 Democratic primary

5.14%

Manhattan

4.91%

The Bronx

6.17%

Brooklyn

11.37%

Queens

6.71%

Anthony Weiner

2013 Democratic primary

Anthony Weiner

Manhattan

6,858

The Bronx

5,726

Brooklyn

10,950

Queens

9,438

Staten Island

1,220

Total

34,192

4.94%

3.46%

2013 Democratic primary

3.46%

Manhattan

5.92%

The Bronx

4.85%

Brooklyn

6.32%

Queens

5.69%

Erick Salgado

2013 Democratic primary

Erick Salgado

Manhattan

2,296

The Bronx

3,855

Brooklyn

5,793

Queens

3,735

Staten Island

235

Total

15,914

2.30%

1.16%

2013 Democratic primary

1.16%

Manhattan

3.98%

The Bronx

2.57%

Brooklyn

2.50%

Queens

1.10%

Randy Credico

2013 Democratic primary

Randy Credico

Manhattan

1,588

The Bronx

2,301

Brooklyn

2,351

Queens

5,129

Staten Island

161

Total

11,530

1.67%

0.80%

2013 Democratic primary

0.80%

Manhattan

2.38%

The Bronx

1.04%

Brooklyn

3.44%

Queens

0.75%

Sal Albanese

2013 Democratic primary

Sal Albanese

Manhattan

821

The Bronx

581

Brooklyn

2,346

Queens

1,648

Staten Island

447

Total

5,843

0.84%

0.41%

2013 Democratic primary

0.41%

Manhattan

0.60%

The Bronx

1.04%

Brooklyn

1.10%

Queens

2.09%

Neil Grimaldi

2013 Democratic primary

Neil Grimaldi

Manhattan

634

The Bronx

640

Brooklyn

1,108

Queens

2,157

Staten Island

138

Total

4,677

0.68%

0.32%

2013 Democratic primary

0.32%

Manhattan

0.66%

The Bronx

0.49%

Brooklyn

1.44%

Queens

0.64%

all write-in votes

2013 Democratic primary

all write-in votes

Manhattan

The Bronx

Brooklyn

172

Queens

Staten Island

Total

281

0.04%

0.03%

2013 Democratic primary

0.03%

Manhattan

0.02%

The Bronx

0.08%

Brooklyn

0.01%

Queens

0.09%

TOTAL

2013 Democratic primary

TOTAL

Manhattan

198,457

The Bronx

96,779

Brooklyn

225,828

Queens

149,304

Staten Island

21,443

Total

691,801

TURNOUT

2013 Democratic primary

TURNOUT

Manhattan

29.83%

The Bronx

19.30%

Brooklyn

23.96%

Queens

21.58%

Staten Island

17.71%

Total

23.67%

2013 Democratic primary	Manhattan	The Bronx	Brooklyn	Queens	Staten Island	Total	%
Bill de Blasio	81,197	36,896	104,703	52,190	7,358	282,344	40.81%
Bill de Blasio	40.91%	38.12%	46.36%	34.96%	34.33%	282,344	40.81%
Bill Thompson	42,720	31,617	61,471	38,162	6,871	180,841	26.14%
Bill Thompson	21.53%	32.67%	27.22%	25.56%	32.06%	180,841	26.14%
Christine Quinn	52,102	10,392	23,007	19,847	3,545	108,893	15.74%
Christine Quinn	26.25%	10.74%	10.19%	13.29%	16.54%	108,893	15.74%
John Liu	10,191	4,753	13,927	16,977	1,438	47,286	6.84%
John Liu	5.14%	4.91%	6.17%	11.37%	6.71%	47,286	6.84%
Anthony Weiner	6,858	5,726	10,950	9,438	1,220	34,192	4.94%
Anthony Weiner	3.46%	5.92%	4.85%	6.32%	5.69%	34,192	4.94%
Erick Salgado	2,296	3,855	5,793	3,735	235	15,914	2.30%
Erick Salgado	1.16%	3.98%	2.57%	2.50%	1.10%	15,914	2.30%
Randy Credico	1,588	2,301	2,351	5,129	161	11,530	1.67%
Randy Credico	0.80%	2.38%	1.04%	3.44%	0.75%	11,530	1.67%
Sal Albanese	821	581	2,346	1,648	447	5,843	0.84%
Sal Albanese	0.41%	0.60%	1.04%	1.10%	2.09%	5,843	0.84%
Neil Grimaldi	634	640	1,108	2,157	138	4,677	0.68%
Neil Grimaldi	0.32%	0.66%	0.49%	1.44%	0.64%	4,677	0.68%
all write-in votes	50	18	172	21	20	281	0.04%
all write-in votes	0.03%	0.02%	0.08%	0.01%	0.09%	281	0.04%
TOTAL	198,457	96,779	225,828	149,304	21,443	691,801
TURNOUT	29.83%	19.30%	23.96%	21.58%	17.71%	23.67%

· Republican primary › Polling

amNewYork

Poll source

amNewYork

Date(s)administered

August 22–27, 2013

Samplesize

400

Margin oferror

± 4.9%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

28%

JoeLhota

50%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

—

Undecided

15%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

August 12–14, 2013

Samplesize

132

Margin oferror

± 8.5%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

22%

JoeLhota

33%

GeorgeMcDonald

12%

Other

Undecided

30%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

August 7–12, 2013

Samplesize

Margin oferror

± ?%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

37%

JoeLhota

43%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

—

Undecided

11%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 18–23, 2013

Samplesize

Margin oferror

± 10%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

35%

JoeLhota

49%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

—

Undecided

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

July 9–15, 2013

Samplesize

125

Margin oferror

± 8.8%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

21%

JoeLhota

32%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

Undecided

42%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

June 17–21, 2013

Samplesize

123

Margin oferror

± 9%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

21%

JoeLhota

28%

GeorgeMcDonald

10%

Other

Undecided

40%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

188

Margin oferror

± 7.5%

TomAllon

—

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

—

JohnCatsimatidis

JoeLhota

23%

GeorgeMcDonald

11%

Other

Undecided

55%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

172

Margin oferror

± 7.5%

TomAllon

A. R.Bernard

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

JohnCatsimatidis

JoeLhota

20%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

Undecided

55%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

January 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

176

Margin oferror

± 7.4%

TomAllon

A. R.Bernard

—

AdolfoCarrión Jr.

JohnCatsimatidis

JoeLhota

23%

GeorgeMcDonald

Other

—

Undecided

58%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	TomAllon	A. R.Bernard	AdolfoCarrión Jr.	JohnCatsimatidis	JoeLhota	GeorgeMcDonald	Other	Undecided
amNewYork	August 22–27, 2013	400	± 4.9%	—	—	—	28%	50%	5%	—	15%
Marist	August 12–14, 2013	132	± 8.5%	—	—	—	22%	33%	12%	2%	30%
Quinnipiac	August 7–12, 2013	?	± ?%	—	—	—	37%	43%	9%	—	11%
Quinnipiac	July 18–23, 2013	96	± 10%	—	—	—	35%	49%	7%	—	9%
Siena	July 9–15, 2013	125	± 8.8%	—	—	—	21%	32%	3%	1%	42%
Marist	June 17–21, 2013	123	± 9%	—	—	—	21%	28%	10%	1%	40%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	188	± 7.5%	—	—	—	8%	23%	11%	2%	55%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	172	± 7.5%	4%	2%	3%	5%	20%	8%	3%	55%
Quinnipiac	January 8–14, 2013	176	± 7.4%	5%	—	3%	9%	23%	2%	—	58%

2013 New York City mayoral election republican primary debates · Republican primary › Debates

Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn

No.

Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn

John Catsimatidis

No.

John Catsimatidis

Date

Joe Lhota

Host

George McDonald

No.

Date

Mar. 21, 2013

Host

92NYThe New York Observer

Moderator

Kenneth FisherKen Kurson

Link

YouTube

Republican

No.

Date

Aug. 28, 2013

Host

1010 WINSCommon Cause New YorkEl Diario La PrensaNew York City Campaign Finance BoardWCBSWCBS Newsradio 880

Moderator

Maurice Dubois

Link

YouTube

Republican

No.

Date

Sep. 8, 2013

Host

New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street JournalWNBC

Moderator

Melissa RussoDavid Ushery

Link

YouTube

Republican

No.	Date	Host	Moderator	Link	Republican	Republican	Republican
Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn
					John Catsimatidis	Joe Lhota	George McDonald
1	Mar. 21, 2013	92NYThe New York Observer	Kenneth FisherKen Kurson	YouTube	P	P	P
2	Aug. 28, 2013	1010 WINSCommon Cause New YorkEl Diario La PrensaNew York City Campaign Finance BoardWCBSWCBS Newsradio 880	Maurice Dubois	YouTube	P	P	P
3	Sep. 8, 2013	New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street JournalWNBC	Melissa RussoDavid Ushery	YouTube	P	P	N

· Republican primary › Results

Joe Lhota

2013 Republican primary

Joe Lhota

Manhattan

9,211

The Bronx

1,860

Brooklyn

6,995

Queens

8,758

Staten Island

5,412

Total

32,236

52.75%

70.49%

2013 Republican primary

70.49%

Manhattan

52.87%

The Bronx

47.59%

Brooklyn

51.01%

Queens

42.76%

John Catsimatidis

2013 Republican primary

John Catsimatidis

Manhattan

3,139

The Bronx

1,281

Brooklyn

6,723

Queens

6,945

Staten Island

6,776

Total

24,864

40.69%

24.02%

2013 Republican primary

24.02%

Manhattan

36.41%

The Bronx

45.73%

Brooklyn

40.45%

Queens

53.53%

George McDonald

2013 Republican primary

George McDonald

Manhattan

683

The Bronx

369

Brooklyn

940

Queens

1,456

Staten Island

451

Total

3,899

6.38%

5.23%

2013 Republican primary

5.23%

Manhattan

10.49%

The Bronx

6.39%

Brooklyn

8.48%

Queens

3.56%

all write-in votes

2013 Republican primary

all write-in votes

Manhattan

The Bronx

Brooklyn

Queens

Staten Island

Total

112

0.18%

0.26%

2013 Republican primary

0.26%

Manhattan

0.23%

The Bronx

0.29%

Brooklyn

0.05%

Queens

0.15%

T O T A L

2013 Republican primary

T O T A L

Manhattan

13,067

The Bronx

3,518

Brooklyn

14,700

Queens

17,168

Staten Island

12,658

Total

61,111

TURNOUT

2013 Republican primary

TURNOUT

Manhattan

13.65%

The Bronx

8.78%

Brooklyn

12.48%

Queens

13.84%

Staten Island

16.42%

Total

13.44%

2013 Republican primary	Manhattan	The Bronx	Brooklyn	Queens	Staten Island	Total	%
Joe Lhota	9,211	1,860	6,995	8,758	5,412	32,236	52.75%
Joe Lhota	70.49%	52.87%	47.59%	51.01%	42.76%	32,236	52.75%
John Catsimatidis	3,139	1,281	6,723	6,945	6,776	24,864	40.69%
John Catsimatidis	24.02%	36.41%	45.73%	40.45%	53.53%	24,864	40.69%
George McDonald	683	369	940	1,456	451	3,899	6.38%
George McDonald	5.23%	10.49%	6.39%	8.48%	3.56%	3,899	6.38%
all write-in votes	34	8	42	9	19	112	0.18%
all write-in votes	0.26%	0.23%	0.29%	0.05%	0.15%	112	0.18%
T O T A L	13,067	3,518	14,700	17,168	12,658	61,111
TURNOUT	13.65%	8.78%	12.48%	13.84%	16.42%	13.44%

· General election › Polling

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

October 25–29, 2013

Samplesize

728

Margin oferror

± 3.6%

JoeLhota (R)

26%

Billde Blasio (D)

65%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

—

Undecided

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

October 21–26, 2013

Samplesize

701

Margin oferror

± 3.7%

JoeLhota (R)

23%

Billde Blasio (D)

68%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

October 16–20, 2013

Samplesize

973

Margin oferror

± 3.1%

JoeLhota (R)

24%

Billde Blasio (D)

68%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

—

Undecided

Penn Schoen Berland

Poll source

Penn Schoen Berland

Date(s)administered

October 15–19, 2013

Samplesize

801

Margin oferror

± 3.46%

JoeLhota (R)

23%

Billde Blasio (D)

64%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

October 6–8, 2013

Samplesize

1,305

Margin oferror

± 4.4%

JoeLhota (R)

23%

Billde Blasio (D)

67%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

Siena

Poll source

Siena

Date(s)administered

September 28 – October 2, 2013

Samplesize

700

Margin oferror

± 4%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

Billde Blasio (D)

68%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

10%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

September 25 – October 1, 2013

Samplesize

1,198

Margin oferror

± 2.8%

JoeLhota (R)

21%

Billde Blasio (D)

71%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

September 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

891

Margin oferror

± 3.3%

JoeLhota (R)

25%

Billde Blasio (D)

66%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

September 15–16, 2013

Samplesize

1,216

Margin oferror

± 3.9%

JoeLhota (R)

22%

Billde Blasio (D)

65%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

Undecided

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

1,161

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

Billde Blasio (D)

59%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

Undecided

21%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

1,417

Margin oferror

± 2.6%

JoeLhota (R)

18%

Billde Blasio (D)

55%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

Undecided

24%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 20–25, 2013

Samplesize

1,017

Margin oferror

± 3.1%

JoeLhota (R)

18%

Billde Blasio (D)

58%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

Undecided

22%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

18%

Billde Blasio (D)

60%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

—

Undecided

22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

January 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

1,332

Margin oferror

± 2.7%

JoeLhota (R)

17%

Billde Blasio (D)

57%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

—

Other

Undecided

24%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	Billde Blasio (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	October 25–29, 2013	728	± 3.6%	26%	65%	3%	—	7%
Siena	October 21–26, 2013	701	± 3.7%	23%	68%	—	3%	6%
Quinnipiac	October 16–20, 2013	973	± 3.1%	24%	68%	2%	—	5%
Penn Schoen Berland	October 15–19, 2013	801	± 3.46%	23%	64%	2%	2%	9%
Marist	October 6–8, 2013	1,305	± 4.4%	23%	67%	2%	1%	7%
Siena	September 28 – October 2, 2013	700	± 4%	19%	68%	2%	1%	10%
Quinnipiac	September 25 – October 1, 2013	1,198	± 2.8%	21%	71%	2%	1%	5%
Quinnipiac	September 15–18, 2013	891	± 3.3%	25%	66%	2%	1%	6%
Marist	September 15–16, 2013	1,216	± 3.9%	22%	65%	3%	1%	9%
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	1,161	± 2.9%	19%	59%	—	2%	21%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	1,417	± 2.6%	18%	55%	—	2%	24%
Quinnipiac	February 20–25, 2013	1,017	± 3.1%	18%	58%	—	2%	22%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	18%	60%	—	—	22%
Quinnipiac	January 8–14, 2013	1,332	± 2.7%	17%	57%	—	1%	24%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

May 3–8, 2012

Samplesize

1,066

Margin oferror

± 3%

RaymondKelly (R)

34%

Billde Blasio (D)

46%

Other

Undecided

18%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	RaymondKelly (R)	Billde Blasio (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	May 3–8, 2012	1,066	± 3%	34%	46%	1%	18%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

May 3–8, 2012

Samplesize

1,066

Margin oferror

± 3%

RaymondKelly (R)

33%

ChristineQuinn (D)

48%

Other

Undecided

16%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	RaymondKelly (R)	ChristineQuinn (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	May 3–8, 2012	1,066	± 3%	33%	48%	3%	16%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

May 3–8, 2012

Samplesize

1,066

Margin oferror

± 3%

RaymondKelly (R)

34%

BillThompson (D)

46%

Other

Undecided

18%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	RaymondKelly (R)	BillThompson (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	May 3–8, 2012	1,066	± 3%	34%	46%	2%	18%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

21%

SalAlbanese (D)

52%

Other

—

Undecided

27%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	SalAlbanese (D)	Other	Undecided
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	21%	52%	—	27%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

1,161

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

JoeLhota (R)

22%

JohnLiu (D)

56%

Other

Undecided

21%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

1,417

Margin oferror

± 2.6%

JoeLhota (R)

20%

JohnLiu (D)

52%

Other

Undecided

25%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 20–25, 2013

Samplesize

1,017

Margin oferror

± 3.1%

JoeLhota (R)

22%

JohnLiu (D)

53%

Other

Undecided

22%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

20%

JohnLiu (D)

56%

Other

—

Undecided

23%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	JohnLiu (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	1,161	± 2.9%	22%	56%	2%	21%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	1,417	± 2.6%	20%	52%	2%	25%
Quinnipiac	February 20–25, 2013	1,017	± 3.1%	22%	53%	2%	22%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	20%	56%	—	23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

1,161

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

JoeLhota (R)

21%

ChristineQuinn (D)

60%

Other

Undecided

17%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

1,417

Margin oferror

± 2.6%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

ChristineQuinn (D)

59%

Other

Undecided

21%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 20–25, 2013

Samplesize

1,017

Margin oferror

± 3.1%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

ChristineQuinn (D)

63%

Other

Undecided

16%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

18%

ChristineQuinn (D)

64%

Other

—

Undecided

18%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

January 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

1,332

Margin oferror

± 2.7%

JoeLhota (R)

17%

ChristineQuinn (D)

62%

Other

Undecided

19%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	ChristineQuinn (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	1,161	± 2.9%	21%	60%	2%	17%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	1,417	± 2.6%	19%	59%	2%	21%
Quinnipiac	February 20–25, 2013	1,017	± 3.1%	19%	63%	2%	16%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	18%	64%	—	18%
Quinnipiac	January 8–14, 2013	1,332	± 2.7%	17%	62%	1%	19%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

1,161

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

BillThompson (D)

55%

Other

Undecided

23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 3–8, 2013

Samplesize

1,417

Margin oferror

± 2.6%

JoeLhota (R)

17%

BillThompson (D)

55%

Other

Undecided

25%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 20–25, 2013

Samplesize

1,017

Margin oferror

± 3.1%

JoeLhota (R)

20%

BillThompson (D)

55%

Other

Undecided

24%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

BillThompson (D)

61%

Other

—

Undecided

20%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

January 8–14, 2013

Samplesize

1,332

Margin oferror

± 2.7%

JoeLhota (R)

19%

BillThompson (D)

55%

Other

Undecided

24%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	BillThompson (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	1,161	± 2.9%	19%	55%	2%	23%
Quinnipiac	April 3–8, 2013	1,417	± 2.6%	17%	55%	2%	25%
Quinnipiac	February 20–25, 2013	1,017	± 3.1%	20%	55%	1%	24%
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	19%	61%	—	20%
Quinnipiac	January 8–14, 2013	1,332	± 2.7%	19%	55%	2%	24%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

April 15–18, 2013

Samplesize

1,161

Margin oferror

± 2.9%

JoeLhota (R)

26%

AnthonyWeiner (D)

51%

Other

Undecided

21%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	AnthonyWeiner (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	April 15–18, 2013	1,161	± 2.9%	26%	51%	2%	21%

Marist

Poll source

Marist

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

17%

ChristineQuinn (D)

59%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

Other

—

Undecided

17%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	ChristineQuinn (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)	Other	Undecided
Marist	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	17%	59%	8%	—	17%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

Billde Blasio (D)

35%

AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)

RaymondKelly (I)

27%

Other

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	Billde Blasio (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr. (I)	RaymondKelly (I)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	9%	35%	3%	27%	2%	22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

ChristineQuinn (D)

38%

AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)

RaymondKelly (I)

25%

Other

Undecided

23%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	ChristineQuinn (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)	RaymondKelly (I)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	8%	38%	5%	25%	2%	23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

BillThompson (D)

38%

AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)

RaymondKelly (I)

25%

Other

Undecided

23%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	BillThompson (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)	RaymondKelly (I)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	8%	38%	4%	25%	2%	23%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

February 4–12, 2013

Samplesize

816

Margin oferror

± 3.4%

JoeLhota (R)

10%

AnthonyWeiner (D)

36%

AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)

RaymondKelly (I)

27%

Other

Undecided

22%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	JoeLhota (R)	AnthonyWeiner (D)	AdolfoCarrión Jr.(I)	RaymondKelly (I)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	February 4–12, 2013	816	± 3.4%	10%	36%	4%	27%	2%	22%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

December 7–12, 2011

Samplesize

1,242

Margin oferror

± 2.8%

TomAllon (R)

Billde Blasio (D)

RaymondKelly (R)

24%

JohnLiu (D)

MartyMarkowitz (D)

13%

ChristineQuinn (D)

18%

ScottStringer (D)

BillThompson (D)

Other

Undecided

15%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

October 12–16, 2011

Samplesize

1,068

Margin oferror

± 3.0%

TomAllon (R)

Billde Blasio (D)

RaymondKelly (R)

25%

JohnLiu (D)

10%

MartyMarkowitz (D)

14%

ChristineQuinn (D)

17%

ScottStringer (D)

BillThompson (D)

Other

Undecided

12%

Quinnipiac

Poll source

Quinnipiac

Date(s)administered

July 19–25, 2011

Samplesize

1,234

Margin oferror

± 2.8%

TomAllon (R)

Billde Blasio (D)

RaymondKelly (R)

23%

JohnLiu (D)

10%

MartyMarkowitz (D)

12%

ChristineQuinn (D)

18%

ScottStringer (D)

BillThompson (D)

Other

Undecided

16%

Poll source	Date(s)administered	Samplesize	Margin oferror	TomAllon (R)	Billde Blasio (D)	RaymondKelly (R)	JohnLiu (D)	MartyMarkowitz (D)	ChristineQuinn (D)	ScottStringer (D)	BillThompson (D)	Other	Undecided
Quinnipiac	December 7–12, 2011	1,242	± 2.8%	0%	6%	24%	7%	13%	18%	5%	7%	4%	15%
Quinnipiac	October 12–16, 2011	1,068	± 3.0%	0%	6%	25%	10%	14%	17%	5%	8%	4%	12%
Quinnipiac	July 19–25, 2011	1,234	± 2.8%	1%	6%	23%	10%	12%	18%	4%	8%	2%	16%

2013 New York City mayoral election debates · General election › Debates

Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn

No.

Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn

Bill de Blasio

No.

Bill de Blasio

Date

Joe Lhota

No.

Date

Oct. 22, 2013

Host

1010 WINSCommon Cause New YorkEl Diario La PrensaNew York City Campaign Finance BoardWCBS & WCBS Newsradio 880

Moderator

Maurice Dubois

Link

YouTube

Democratic

Republican

No.

Date

Oct. 30, 2013

Host

New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street Journal, WNBC

Moderator

David Ushery

Link

YouTube

Democratic

Republican

No.	Date	Host	Moderator	Link	Democratic	Republican
Key: P Participant A Absent N Not invited I Invited W Withdrawn
					Bill de Blasio	Joe Lhota
1	Oct. 22, 2013	1010 WINSCommon Cause New YorkEl Diario La PrensaNew York City Campaign Finance BoardWCBS & WCBS Newsradio 880	Maurice Dubois	YouTube	P	P
2	Oct. 30, 2013	New York City Campaign Finance BoardTelemundo Nueva YorkThe Wall Street Journal, WNBC	David Ushery	YouTube	P	P

2013 New York City mayoral election[171] · General election › Results

Total votes

Party

Total votes

Party

1,087,710

Candidate

100.00%

Votes

N/A

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	mw- ±%
	Democratic	Bill de Blasio	753,039	69.23%	+25.3%
	Working Families	Bill de Blasio	42,640	3.92%	+1.5%
	Total	Bill de Blasio	795,679	73.15%	+26.9%
	Republican	Joe Lhota	236,212	21.72%	−16.0%
	Conservative	Joe Lhota	24,888	2.29%	+0.7%
	Taxes 2 High	Joe Lhota	2,500	0.23%	N/A
	Students First	Joe Lhota	820	0.08%	N/A
	Total	Joe Lhota	264,420	24.31%	−26.4%
	Independence	Adolfo Carrion	8,675	0.80%	−12.2%
	Green	Anthony Gronowicz	4,983	0.46%	−0.3%
	Jobs & Education	Jack Hidary	2,922	0.27%	N/A
	Common Sense	Jack Hidary	718	0.07%	N/A
	Total	Jack Hidary	3,640	0.33%	N/A
	Rent Is Too Damn High	Jimmy McMillan	1,990	0.18%	0.0%
	School Choice	Erick Salgado	1,946	0.18%	N/A
	Libertarian	Michael Sanchez	1,746	0.16%	+0.1%
	Socialist Workers	Dan Fein	758	0.07%	0.0%
	Tax Wall Street	Randy Credico	690	0.06%	N/A
	Freedom Party	Michael K. Greys	575	0.05%	N/A
	Reform	Carl Person	306	0.03%	N/A
	Affordable Tomorrow	Joseph Melaragno	289	0.03%	N/A
	War Veterans	Sam Sloan	166	0.02%
	Flourish Every Person	Michael J. Dilger	55	0.01%	N/A
	Write-in		1,792	0.16%	N/A
Total votes			1,087,710	100.00%	N/A
	Democratic gain from Independent		Swing	53.2%

· General election › Results by borough

Democratic-Working Families

General election

Democratic-Working Families

General election

Bill de Blasio

General election

195,317 (71.69%)

General election

121,511 (86.08%)

General election

263,823 (77.52%)

General election

181,921 (70.28%)

General election

33,107 (44.20%)

General election

795,679 (73.15%)

Republican-Conservative-etc

General election

Republican-Conservative-etc

General election

Joe Lhota

General election

69,434 (25.48%)

General election

15,559 (11.02%)

General election

68,543 (20.14%)

General election

71,306 (27.55%)

General election

39,538 (52.79%)

General election

264,420 (24.31%)

Independence

General election

Independence

General election

Adolfo Carrión Jr.

General election

2,161 (0.79%)

General election

2,595 (1.84%)

General election

1,463 (0.43%)

General election

1,754 (0.68%)

General election

702 (0.94%)

General election

8,675 (0.80%)

Green

General election

Green

General election

Anthony Gronowicz

General election

1,655 (0.61%)

General election

324 (0.23%)

General election

1,507 (0.44%)

General election

1,177 (0.45%)

General election

320 (0.43%)

General election

4,983 (0.46%)

Jobs & Education-Common Sense

General election

Jobs & Education-Common Sense

General election

Jack Hidary

General election

1,081 (0.40%)

General election

151 (0.11%)

General election

1,630 (0.48%)

General election

541 (0.21%)

General election

237 (0.32%)

General election

3,640 (0.33%)

Rent Is Too Damn High

General election

Rent Is Too Damn High

General election

Jimmy McMillan

General election

579 (0.21%)

General election

154 (0.11%)

General election

608 (0.18%)

General election

480 (0.19%)

General election

169 (0.23%)

General election

1,990 (0.18%)

School Choice

General election

School Choice

General election

Erick Salgado

General election

267 (0.10%)

General election

342 (0.24%)

General election

932 (0.27%)

General election

324 (0.13%)

General election

81 (0.11%)

General election

1,946 (0.18%)

Libertarian

General election

Libertarian

General election

Michael Sanchez

General election

446 (0.16%)

General election

128 (0.09%)

General election

485 (0.14%)

General election

449 (0.17%)

General election

238 (0.32%)

General election

1,746 (0.16%)

Socialist Workers

General election

Socialist Workers

General election

Daniel B. Fein

General election

230 (0.08%)

General election

59 (0.04%)

General election

253 (0.07%)

General election

177 (0.07%)

General election

39 (0.05%)

General election

758 (0.07%)

Tax Wall Street

General election

Tax Wall Street

General election

Randy Credico

General election

317 (0.12%)

General election

47 (0.03%)

General election

155 (0.05%)

General election

128 (0.05%)

General election

43 (0.06%)

General election

690 (0.06%)

Freedom Party

General election

Freedom Party

General election

Michael K. Greys

General election

161 (0.06%)

General election

65 (0.05%)

General election

241 (0.07%)

General election

89 (0.03%)

General election

19 (0.03%)

General election

575 (0.05%)

Reform Party

General election

Reform Party

General election

Carl E. Person

General election

86 (0.03%)

General election

20 (0.01%)

General election

85 (0.02%)

General election

83 (0.03%)

General election

32 (0.04%)

General election

306 (0.03%)

Affordable Tomorrow

General election

Affordable Tomorrow

General election

Joseph Melaragno

General election

55 (0.02%)

General election

26 (0.02%)

General election

92 (0.03%)

General election

85 (0.03%)

General election

31 (0.04%)

General election

289 (0.03%)

War Veterans

General election

War Veterans

General election

Sam Sloan

General election

19 (0.01%)

General election

23 (0.02%)

General election

44 (0.01%)

General election

43 (0.02%)

General election

37 (0.05%)

General election

166 (0.02%)

Flourish Every Person

General election

Flourish Every Person

General election

Michael J. Dilger

General election

12 (0.00%)

General election

4 (0.00%)

General election

29 (0.01%)

General election

4 (0.00%)

General election

6 (0.01%)

General election

55 (0.01%)

N/A

General election

N/A

General election

Write-ins

General election

639 (0.23%)

General election

149 (0.11%)

General election

440 (0.13%)

General election

304 (0.12%)

General election

300 (0.40%)

General election

1,792 (0.16%)

General election
		Manhattan	The Bronx	Brooklyn	Queens	Staten Island	Total
Democratic-Working Families	Bill de Blasio	195,317 (71.69%)	121,511 (86.08%)	263,823 (77.52%)	181,921 (70.28%)	33,107 (44.20%)	795,679 (73.15%)
Republican-Conservative-etc	Joe Lhota	69,434 (25.48%)	15,559 (11.02%)	68,543 (20.14%)	71,306 (27.55%)	39,538 (52.79%)	264,420 (24.31%)
Independence	Adolfo Carrión Jr.	2,161 (0.79%)	2,595 (1.84%)	1,463 (0.43%)	1,754 (0.68%)	702 (0.94%)	8,675 (0.80%)
Green	Anthony Gronowicz	1,655 (0.61%)	324 (0.23%)	1,507 (0.44%)	1,177 (0.45%)	320 (0.43%)	4,983 (0.46%)
Jobs & Education-Common Sense	Jack Hidary	1,081 (0.40%)	151 (0.11%)	1,630 (0.48%)	541 (0.21%)	237 (0.32%)	3,640 (0.33%)
Rent Is Too Damn High	Jimmy McMillan	579 (0.21%)	154 (0.11%)	608 (0.18%)	480 (0.19%)	169 (0.23%)	1,990 (0.18%)
School Choice	Erick Salgado	267 (0.10%)	342 (0.24%)	932 (0.27%)	324 (0.13%)	81 (0.11%)	1,946 (0.18%)
Libertarian	Michael Sanchez	446 (0.16%)	128 (0.09%)	485 (0.14%)	449 (0.17%)	238 (0.32%)	1,746 (0.16%)
Socialist Workers	Daniel B. Fein	230 (0.08%)	59 (0.04%)	253 (0.07%)	177 (0.07%)	39 (0.05%)	758 (0.07%)
Tax Wall Street	Randy Credico	317 (0.12%)	47 (0.03%)	155 (0.05%)	128 (0.05%)	43 (0.06%)	690 (0.06%)
Freedom Party	Michael K. Greys	161 (0.06%)	65 (0.05%)	241 (0.07%)	89 (0.03%)	19 (0.03%)	575 (0.05%)
Reform Party	Carl E. Person	86 (0.03%)	20 (0.01%)	85 (0.02%)	83 (0.03%)	32 (0.04%)	306 (0.03%)
Affordable Tomorrow	Joseph Melaragno	55 (0.02%)	26 (0.02%)	92 (0.03%)	85 (0.03%)	31 (0.04%)	289 (0.03%)
War Veterans	Sam Sloan	19 (0.01%)	23 (0.02%)	44 (0.01%)	43 (0.02%)	37 (0.05%)	166 (0.02%)
Flourish Every Person	Michael J. Dilger	12 (0.00%)	4 (0.00%)	29 (0.01%)	4 (0.00%)	6 (0.01%)	55 (0.01%)
N/A	Write-ins	639 (0.23%)	149 (0.11%)	440 (0.13%)	304 (0.12%)	300 (0.40%)	1,792 (0.16%)
	Total	272,459 (25.05%)	141,157 (12.98%)	340,330 (31.29%)	258,865 (23.80%)	74,899 (6.89%)	1,087,710 (100.00%)

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