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New York City mayoral elections

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New York City mayoral elections

The mayor of New York City is elected in early November every four years, in the year immediately following a United States presidential election year, and takes office at the beginning of the following year. New York City, which elects the mayor as its chief executive, consists of the five boroughs (Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island), which consolidated to form "Greater" New York on January 1, 1898. The consolidated city's first mayor, Robert A. Van Wyck, was elected with other municipal officers in November 1897. Mayoral elections previously had been held since 1834 by the City of Brooklyn and the smaller, unconsolidated City of New York (Manhattan, later expanded into the Bronx). Eric Adams took office 12:01 AM on January 1, 2022, at a private swearing-in, followed by a public ceremony later in the day. He follows Bill de Blasio, who served two consecutive terms after being elected in 2013 and for a second term in 2017. Zohran Mamdani will be sworn in on January 1, 2026, after winning the 2025 mayoral election.

Tables

· Overview › Terms and term limits (since 1834)
Unconsolidated City
Unconsolidated City
Year
Unconsolidated City
1834
1834
Year
1834
Term
1 year
Termlimit
(no limit)
Years
(unlimited)
Mayor(s) affected
all from Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence to Caleb S. Woodhull
1849
1849
Year
1849
Term
2 years
Termlimit
(no limit)
Years
(unlimited)
Mayor(s) affected
all from Ambrose Kingsland to William L. Strong1
Greater New York (The Five Boroughs)
Greater New York (The Five Boroughs)
Year
Greater New York (The Five Boroughs)
1897
1897
Year
1897
Term
4 years
Termlimit
1 term
Years
4 years
Mayor(s) affected
Robert A. Van Wyck
1901
1901
Year
1901
Term
2 years
Termlimit
(no limit)
Years
(unlimited)
Mayor(s) affected
Seth Low and George B. McClellan Jr.2
1905
1905
Year
1905
Term
4 years
Termlimit
(no limit)
Years
(unlimited)
Mayor(s) affected
all from George B. McClellan Jr.2 to David Dinkins3
1993
1993
Year
1993
Term
4 years
Termlimit
2 terms
Years
8 years
Mayor(s) affected
Rudy Giuliani4
2008
2008
Year
2008
Term
4 years
Termlimit
3 terms
Years
12 years
Mayor(s) affected
Michael Bloomberg5 only6
2010
2010
Year
2010
Term
4 years
Termlimit
2 terms
Years
8 years
Mayor(s) affected
Bill de Blasio and his successors6
Year
Term
Termlimit
Years
Mayor(s) affected
Unconsolidated City
1834
1 year
(no limit)
(unlimited)
all from Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence to Caleb S. Woodhull
1849
2 years
(no limit)
(unlimited)
all from Ambrose Kingsland to William L. Strong1
Greater New York (The Five Boroughs)
1897
4 years
1 term
4 years
Robert A. Van Wyck
1901
2 years
(no limit)
(unlimited)
Seth Low and George B. McClellan Jr.2
1905
4 years
(no limit)
(unlimited)
all from George B. McClellan Jr.2 to David Dinkins3
1993
4 years
2 terms
8 years
Rudy Giuliani4
2008
4 years
3 terms
12 years
Michael Bloomberg5 only6
2010
4 years
2 terms
8 years
Bill de Blasio and his successors6
· Overview › Terms and term limits (since 1834) › Interrupted terms of New York City's elected mayors since 1834
John T. Hoffman (D)
John T. Hoffman (D)
Elected mayor
John T. Hoffman (D)
Last elected
Dec. 1867
End of service
resigned 30 Nov. 1868
Interim successor†2, 3
Thomas Coman (D)
Election
Dec. 1868 (special)
Elected successor4
A. Oakey Hall (D)
William Havemeyer (R)1
William Havemeyer (R)1
Elected mayor
William Havemeyer (R)1
Last elected
Nov. 1872
End of service
died 30 Nov. 1874
Interim successor†2, 3
Samuel B. H. Vance (R)
Election
Nov. 1874 (regular)
Elected successor4
William H. Wickham (D)
William Gaynor (D)
William Gaynor (D)
Elected mayor
William Gaynor (D)
Last elected
Nov. 1909
End of service
died 10 Sept. 1913
Interim successor†2, 3
Ardolph L. Kline (R)
Election
Nov. 1913 (regular)
Elected successor4
John P. Mitchel (Fusion)
Jimmy Walker (D)
Jimmy Walker (D)
Elected mayor
Jimmy Walker (D)
Last elected
Nov. 1929
End of service
resigned 1 Sept. 1932
Interim successor†2, 3
Joseph V. McKee (D)
Election
Nov. 1932 (special)
Elected successor4
John P. O'Brien (D)
William O'Dwyer (D)
William O'Dwyer (D)
Elected mayor
William O'Dwyer (D)
Last elected
Nov. 1949
End of service
resigned 31 Aug. 1950
Interim successor†2, 3
Vincent Impellitteri (D)
Election
Nov. 1950 (special)
Elected successor4
Vincent Impellitteri(Experience)
Elected mayor
Last elected
End of service
Interim successor†2, 3
Election
Elected successor4
John T. Hoffman (D)
Dec. 1867
resigned 30 Nov. 1868
Thomas Coman (D)
Dec. 1868 (special)
A. Oakey Hall (D)
William Havemeyer (R)1
Nov. 1872
died 30 Nov. 1874
Samuel B. H. Vance (R)
Nov. 1874 (regular)
William H. Wickham (D)
William Gaynor (D)
Nov. 1909
died 10 Sept. 1913
Ardolph L. Kline (R)
Nov. 1913 (regular)
John P. Mitchel (Fusion)
Jimmy Walker (D)
Nov. 1929
resigned 1 Sept. 1932
Joseph V. McKee (D)
Nov. 1932 (special)
John P. O'Brien (D)
William O'Dwyer (D)
Nov. 1949
resigned 31 Aug. 1950
Vincent Impellitteri (D)
Nov. 1950 (special)
Vincent Impellitteri(Experience)
· Overview › Summary tables › Principal candidates' city-wide vote since 1897
1897
1897
Year
1897
Total
523,560
Democratic
Robert A. Van Wyck
D Total (%)
233,997 (44.7%)
Major Third Party
Seth Low, Citizens Union
Third Party Total (%)
151,540 (28.9%)
Republican
Benjamin F. Tracy
R Total (%)
101,863 (19.5%)
Other major candidates
Henry George, Jeff
Other Total (%)
21,693 (4.1%)
1901
1901
Year
1901
Total
579,301
Democratic
Edward M. Shepard
D Total (%)
265,177 (45.8%)
Major Third Party
Seth Low, R-Citizens Union (Fusion)
Third Party Total (%)
296,813 (51.2%)
1903
1903
Year
1903
Total
589,898
Democratic
George B. McClellan Jr.
D Total (%)
314,782 (53.4%)
Major Third Party
Seth Low, R-Citizens Union (Fusion)
Third Party Total (%)
252,086 (42.7%)
1905
1905
Year
1905
Total
604,673
Democratic
George B. McClellan Jr.
D Total (%)
228,407 (37.8%)
Major Third Party
William R. Hearst, Municipal Ownership League
Third Party Total (%)
224,989 (37.2%)
Republican
William M. Ivins
R Total (%)
137,184 (22.7%)
1909
1909
Year
1909
Total
594,902
Democratic
William J. Gaynor
D Total (%)
250,378 (42.1%)
Major Third Party
William R. Hearst, Civic Alliance
Third Party Total (%)
154,187 (25.9%)
Republican
Otto Bannard, R-Fusion
R Total (%)
177,313 (29.8%)
1913
1913
Year
1913
Total
627,017
Democratic
Edward McCall
D Total (%)
233,919 (37.3%)
Major Third Party
John P. Mitchel, Fusion
Third Party Total (%)
358,181 (57.1%)
Other major candidates
Charles E. Russell, Soc
Other Total (%)
32,057 (5.1%)
1917
1917
Year
1917
Total
673,300
Democratic
John Francis Hylan
D Total (%)
314,010 (46.6%)
Major Third Party
John P. Mitchel, Fusion (inc.)
Third Party Total (%)
155,497 (23.1%)
Republican
William M. Bennett
R Total (%)
56,438 (8.4%)
Other major candidates
Morris Hillquit, Soc
Other Total (%)
145,332 (21.6%)
The State of New York granted women the right to vote in 1917, doubling the potential total vote.
The State of New York granted women the right to vote in 1917, doubling the potential total vote.
Year
The State of New York granted women the right to vote in 1917, doubling the potential total vote.
1921
1921
Year
1921
Total
1,168,767
Democratic
John Francis Hylan (inc.)
D Total (%)
750,247 (64.2%)
Republican
Henry M. Curran, R-Coalition
R Total (%)
332,846 (28.5%)
Other major candidates
Jacob Panken, Soc
Other Total (%)
82,607 (7.1%)
1925
1925
Year
1925
Total
1,137,966
Democratic
Jimmy Walker
D Total (%)
748,687 (65.8%)
Republican
Frank Waterman
R Total (%)
346,564 (30.5%)
Other major candidates
Norman Thomas, Soc
Other Total (%)
39,574 (3.5%)
1929
1929
Year
1929
Total
1,429,385
Democratic
Jimmy Walker (inc.)
D Total (%)
867,522 (60.7%)
Republican
Fiorello La Guardia
R Total (%)
367,675 (25.7%)
Other major candidates
Norman Thomas, Soc
Other Total (%)
175,697 (12.3%)
1932
1932
Year
1932
Total
1,990,899
Democratic
John P. O'Brien
D Total (%)
1,054,324 (53.0%)
Major Third Party
Joseph McKee, Ind write-in (inc.)
Third Party Total (%)
241,899 (12.2%)
Republican
Lewis H. Pounds
R Total (%)
443,020 (22.3%)
Other major candidates
Morris Hillquit, Soc
Other Total (%)
251,656 (12.6%)
1933
1933
Year
1933
Total
2,152,505
Democratic
John P. O'Brien (inc.)
D Total (%)
586,672 (27.3%)
Major Third Party
Joseph McKee, Recovery
Third Party Total (%)
609,053 (28.3%)
Republican
Fiorello La Guardia, R-Fusion
R Total (%)
868,522 (40.4%)
Other major candidates
Chas Solomon, Soc
Other Total (%)
59,846 (3.0%)
1937
1937
Year
1937
Total
2,235,386
Democratic
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, D-Trades Union-Anticommunist
D Total (%)
890,756 (39.8%)
Republican
Fiorello La Guardia, R-ALP-Fusion-Progressive (inc.)
R Total (%)
1,344,630 (60.2%)
1941
1941
Year
1941
Total
2,263,369
Democratic
William O'Dwyer
D Total (%)
1,054,235 (46.6%)
Republican
Fiorello La Guardia, R-ALP-Fusion-United City (inc.)
R Total (%)
1,186,518 (52.4%)
1945
1945
Year
1945
Total
1,982,361
Democratic
William O'Dwyer, D-ALP
D Total (%)
1,125,357 (55.3%)
Major Third Party
Newbold Morris, No Deal
Third Party Total (%)
408,348 (20.6%)
Republican
Jonah J. Goldstein, R-Lib-Fusion
R Total (%)
431,601 (21.2%)
1949
1949
Year
1949
Total
2,591,684
Democratic
William O'Dwyer (inc.)
D Total (%)
1,266,512 (48.9%)
Republican
Newbold Morris, R-Lib-Fusion
R Total (%)
956,069 (36.9%)
Other major candidates
Vito Marcantonio, ALP
Other Total (%)
356,626 (13.8%)
1950
1950
Year
1950
Total
2,626,476
Democratic
Ferdinand Pecora, D-Lib
D Total (%)
935,351 (35.6%)
Major Third Party
Vincent Impellitteri, Exp (inc.)
Third Party Total (%)
1,161,175 (44.2%)
Republican
Edward Corsi
R Total (%)
382,372 (14.6%)
Other major candidates
Paul Ross, ALP
Other Total (%)
147,578 (5.6%)
1953
1953
Year
1953
Total
2,204,368
Democratic
Robert Wagner
D Total (%)
1,022,626 (46.3%)
Major Third Party
Rudolph Halley, Lib-Ind
Third Party Total (%)
467,106 (21.1%)
Republican
Harold Riegelman
R Total (%)
661,591 (30.0%)
1957
1957
Year
1957
Total
2,179,878
Democratic
Robert Wagner, D-Lib-Fusion (inc.)
D Total (%)
1,509,775 (69.2%)
Republican
Robert K. Christenberry
R Total (%)
585,768 (26.9%)
1961
1961
Year
1961
Total
2,424,985
Democratic
Robert Wagner, D-Lib-Brotherhood (inc.)
D Total (%)
1,237,421 (51.0%)
Major Third Party
Lawrence E. Gerosa, Ind-Citizens Party
Third Party Total (%)
321,604 (13.3%)
Republican
Louis Lefkowitz, R-Ind-Civic Action
R Total (%)
835,691 (34.5%)
1965
1965
Year
1965
Total
2,554,199
Democratic
Abraham Beame, D-Civil Service Fusion
D Total (%)
1,046,699 (41.0%)
Republican
John Lindsay, R-Lib-Independent Citizens
R Total (%)
1,149,106 (45.0%)
Other major candidates
William F. Buckley, Cons
Other Total (%)
341,226 (13.4%)
1969
1969
Year
1969
Total
2,390,834
Democratic
Mario Procaccino, D-Ind-Civil Service Ind
D Total (%)
831,772 (34.8%)
Major Third Party
John Lindsay, Lib (inc.)
Third Party Total (%)
1,012,633 (42.4%)
Republican
John Marchi, R-Cons
R Total (%)
542,411 (22.7%)
1973
1973
Year
1973
Total
1,705,634
Democratic
Abraham Beame
D Total (%)
963,542 (56.5%)
Major Third Party
Albert H. Blumenthal, Lib
Third Party Total (%)
262,600 (15.4%)
Republican
John Marchi
R Total (%)
274,052 (16.1%)
Other major candidates
Mario Biaggi, Cons
Other Total (%)
186,977 (11.0%)
1977
1977
Year
1977
Total
1,435,113
Democratic
Ed Koch
D Total (%)
717,376 (50.0%)
Major Third Party
Mario Cuomo, Lib
Third Party Total (%)
587,913 (41.0%)
Republican
Roy M. Goodman
R Total (%)
58,606 (4.1%)
Other major candidates
Barry Farber, Cons
Other Total (%)
57,437 (4.0%)
1981
1981
Year
1981
Total
1,222,644
Democratic
Ed Koch, D-R (inc.)
D Total (%)
912,622 (74.6%)
Major Third Party
Frank J. Barbaro, Unity
Third Party Total (%)
162,719 (13.3%)
1985
1985
Year
1985
Total
1,112,796
Democratic
Ed Koch, D-Ind (inc.)
D Total (%)
868,260 (78.0%)
Major Third Party
Carol Bellamy, Lib
Third Party Total (%)
113,471 (10.2%)
Republican
Diane McGrath, R-Cons
R Total (%)
101,668 (9.1%)
1989
1989
Year
1989
Total
1,819,260
Democratic
David Dinkins
D Total (%)
917,544 (50.4%)
Republican
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib-Ind Fusion
R Total (%)
870,464 (47.8%)
1993
1993
Year
1993
Total
1,783,937
Democratic
David Dinkins (inc.)
D Total (%)
858,868 (48.1%)
Republican
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib
R Total (%)
903,114 (50.6%)
1997
1997
Year
1997
Total
1,116,358
Democratic
Ruth Messinger
D Total (%)
479,288 (42.9%)
Republican
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib (inc.)
R Total (%)
615,829 (55.2%)
2001
2001
Year
2001
Total
1,480,582
Democratic
Mark Green, D-WFP
D Total (%)
709,268 (47.9%)
Republican
Michael Bloomberg, R-Independence
R Total (%)
744,757 (50.3%)
2005
2005
Year
2005
Total
1,289,935
Democratic
Fernando Ferrer
D Total (%)
503,219 (39.0%)
Republican
Michael Bloomberg, R-Lib-Independence (inc.)
R Total (%)
753,089 (58.4%)
2009
2009
Year
2009
Total
1,154,802
Democratic
Bill Thompson, D-WFP
D Total (%)
534,869 (46.3%)
Major Third Party
Michael Bloomberg, Independence-Jobs & Edu-R (inc.)
Third Party Total (%)
585,466 (50.7%)
2013
2013
Year
2013
Total
1,087,710
Democratic
Bill de Blasio, D-WFP
D Total (%)
795,679 (73.2%)
Republican
Joe Lhota, R-Cons
R Total (%)
264,420 (24.3%)
2017
2017
Year
2017
Total
1,166,314
Democratic
Bill de Blasio, D-WFP (inc.)
D Total (%)
760,112 (66.2%)
Republican
Nicole Malliotakis, R-Cons
R Total (%)
316,947 (27.6%)
2021
2021
Year
2021
Total
1,125,258
Democratic
Eric Adams
D Total (%)
753,801 (67.0%)
Republican
Curtis Sliwa, R-Ind
R Total (%)
312,385 (27.8%)
2025
2025
Year
2025
Total
2,194,204
Democratic
Zohran Mamdani, D-WFP
D Total (%)
1,114,184 (50.8%)
Major Third Party
Andrew Cuomo, Fight and Deliver
Third Party Total (%)
906,614 (41.3%)
Republican
Curtis Sliwa, R-Protect Animals
R Total (%)
153,749 (7.0%)
Year
Total
Democratic
D Total (%)
Major Third Party
Third Party Total (%)
Republican
R Total (%)
Other major candidates
Other Total (%)
1897
523,560
Robert A. Van Wyck
233,997 (44.7%)
Seth Low, Citizens Union
151,540 (28.9%)
Benjamin F. Tracy
101,863 (19.5%)
Henry George, Jeff
21,693 (4.1%)
1901
579,301
Edward M. Shepard
265,177 (45.8%)
Seth Low, R-Citizens Union (Fusion)
296,813 (51.2%)
1903
589,898
George B. McClellan Jr.
314,782 (53.4%)
Seth Low, R-Citizens Union (Fusion)
252,086 (42.7%)
1905
604,673
George B. McClellan Jr.
228,407 (37.8%)
William R. Hearst, Municipal Ownership League
224,989 (37.2%)
William M. Ivins
137,184 (22.7%)
1909
594,902
William J. Gaynor
250,378 (42.1%)
William R. Hearst, Civic Alliance
154,187 (25.9%)
Otto Bannard, R-Fusion
177,313 (29.8%)
1913
627,017
Edward McCall
233,919 (37.3%)
John P. Mitchel, Fusion
358,181 (57.1%)
Charles E. Russell, Soc
32,057 (5.1%)
1917
673,300
John Francis Hylan
314,010 (46.6%)
John P. Mitchel, Fusion (inc.)
155,497 (23.1%)
William M. Bennett
56,438 (8.4%)
Morris Hillquit, Soc
145,332 (21.6%)
The State of New York granted women the right to vote in 1917, doubling the potential total vote.
1921
1,168,767
John Francis Hylan (inc.)
750,247 (64.2%)
Henry M. Curran, R-Coalition
332,846 (28.5%)
Jacob Panken, Soc
82,607 (7.1%)
1925
1,137,966
Jimmy Walker
748,687 (65.8%)
Frank Waterman
346,564 (30.5%)
Norman Thomas, Soc
39,574 (3.5%)
1929
1,429,385
Jimmy Walker (inc.)
867,522 (60.7%)
Fiorello La Guardia
367,675 (25.7%)
Norman Thomas, Soc
175,697 (12.3%)
1932
1,990,899
John P. O'Brien
1,054,324 (53.0%)
Joseph McKee, Ind write-in (inc.)
241,899 (12.2%)
Lewis H. Pounds
443,020 (22.3%)
Morris Hillquit, Soc
251,656 (12.6%)
1933
2,152,505
John P. O'Brien (inc.)
586,672 (27.3%)
Joseph McKee, Recovery
609,053 (28.3%)
Fiorello La Guardia, R-Fusion
868,522 (40.4%)
Chas Solomon, Soc
59,846 (3.0%)
1937
2,235,386
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, D-Trades Union-Anticommunist
890,756 (39.8%)
Fiorello La Guardia, R-ALP-Fusion-Progressive (inc.)
1,344,630 (60.2%)
1941
2,263,369
William O'Dwyer
1,054,235 (46.6%)
Fiorello La Guardia, R-ALP-Fusion-United City (inc.)
1,186,518 (52.4%)
1945
1,982,361
William O'Dwyer, D-ALP
1,125,357 (55.3%)
Newbold Morris, No Deal
408,348 (20.6%)
Jonah J. Goldstein, R-Lib-Fusion
431,601 (21.2%)
1949
2,591,684
William O'Dwyer (inc.)
1,266,512 (48.9%)
Newbold Morris, R-Lib-Fusion
956,069 (36.9%)
Vito Marcantonio, ALP
356,626 (13.8%)
1950
2,626,476
Ferdinand Pecora, D-Lib
935,351 (35.6%)
Vincent Impellitteri, Exp (inc.)
1,161,175 (44.2%)
Edward Corsi
382,372 (14.6%)
Paul Ross, ALP
147,578 (5.6%)
1953
2,204,368
Robert Wagner
1,022,626 (46.3%)
Rudolph Halley, Lib-Ind
467,106 (21.1%)
Harold Riegelman
661,591 (30.0%)
1957
2,179,878
Robert Wagner, D-Lib-Fusion (inc.)
1,509,775 (69.2%)
Robert K. Christenberry
585,768 (26.9%)
1961
2,424,985
Robert Wagner, D-Lib-Brotherhood (inc.)
1,237,421 (51.0%)
Lawrence E. Gerosa, Ind-Citizens Party
321,604 (13.3%)
Louis Lefkowitz, R-Ind-Civic Action
835,691 (34.5%)
1965
2,554,199
Abraham Beame, D-Civil Service Fusion
1,046,699 (41.0%)
John Lindsay, R-Lib-Independent Citizens
1,149,106 (45.0%)
William F. Buckley, Cons
341,226 (13.4%)
1969
2,390,834
Mario Procaccino, D-Ind-Civil Service Ind
831,772 (34.8%)
John Lindsay, Lib (inc.)
1,012,633 (42.4%)
John Marchi, R-Cons
542,411 (22.7%)
1973
1,705,634
Abraham Beame
963,542 (56.5%)
Albert H. Blumenthal, Lib
262,600 (15.4%)
John Marchi
274,052 (16.1%)
Mario Biaggi, Cons
186,977 (11.0%)
1977
1,435,113
Ed Koch
717,376 (50.0%)
Mario Cuomo, Lib
587,913 (41.0%)
Roy M. Goodman
58,606 (4.1%)
Barry Farber, Cons
57,437 (4.0%)
1981
1,222,644
Ed Koch, D-R (inc.)
912,622 (74.6%)
Frank J. Barbaro, Unity
162,719 (13.3%)
1985
1,112,796
Ed Koch, D-Ind (inc.)
868,260 (78.0%)
Carol Bellamy, Lib
113,471 (10.2%)
Diane McGrath, R-Cons
101,668 (9.1%)
1989
1,819,260
David Dinkins
917,544 (50.4%)
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib-Ind Fusion
870,464 (47.8%)
1993
1,783,937
David Dinkins (inc.)
858,868 (48.1%)
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib
903,114 (50.6%)
1997
1,116,358
Ruth Messinger
479,288 (42.9%)
Rudy Giuliani, R-Lib (inc.)
615,829 (55.2%)
2001
1,480,582
Mark Green, D-WFP
709,268 (47.9%)
Michael Bloomberg, R-Independence
744,757 (50.3%)
2005
1,289,935
Fernando Ferrer
503,219 (39.0%)
Michael Bloomberg, R-Lib-Independence (inc.)
753,089 (58.4%)
2009
1,154,802
Bill Thompson, D-WFP
534,869 (46.3%)
Michael Bloomberg, Independence-Jobs & Edu-R (inc.)
585,466 (50.7%)
2013
1,087,710
Bill de Blasio, D-WFP
795,679 (73.2%)
Joe Lhota, R-Cons
264,420 (24.3%)
2017
1,166,314
Bill de Blasio, D-WFP (inc.)
760,112 (66.2%)
Nicole Malliotakis, R-Cons
316,947 (27.6%)
2021
1,125,258
Eric Adams
753,801 (67.0%)
Curtis Sliwa, R-Ind
312,385 (27.8%)
2025
2,194,204
Zohran Mamdani, D-WFP
1,114,184 (50.8%)
Andrew Cuomo, Fight and Deliver
906,614 (41.3%)
Curtis Sliwa, R-Protect Animals
153,749 (7.0%)
· Overview › By borough
County
County
Borough
County
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ New York ]
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ Kings ]
Brooklyn
[ Queens ]
Queens
[ Richmond ]
1897
1897
Borough
1897
Manhattan and The Bronx
Van Wyck 48%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Van Wyck 40%
Brooklyn
Van Wyck 41%
Queens
Van Wyck 44%
Richmond [S.I.]
Van Wyck 45%
1901
1901
Borough
1901
Manhattan and The Bronx
Low 49%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Low 55%
Brooklyn
Shepard 49%
Queens
Low 52%
Richmond [S.I.]
Low 51%
1903
1903
Borough
1903
Manhattan and The Bronx
McClellan 56%
Manhattan and The Bronx
McClellan 49%
Brooklyn
McClellan 56%
Queens
Low 48%
Richmond [S.I.]
McClellan 53%
1905
1905
Borough
1905
Manhattan and The Bronx
McClellan 42%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Hearst 39%
Brooklyn
Hearst 39%
Queens
McClellan 44%
Richmond [S.I.]
McClellan 38%
1909
1909
Borough
1909
Manhattan and The Bronx
Gaynor 43%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Gaynor 42%
Brooklyn
Gaynor 38%
Queens
Gaynor 47%
Richmond [S.I.]
Gaynor 42%
Borough
Borough
Borough
Borough
Manhattan and The Bronx
Manhattan
Manhattan and The Bronx
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [S.I.]
Richmond [S.I.]
City of New York
City of New York
County
County
Borough
County
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ New York ]
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ Bronx ]
Brooklyn
[ Kings ]
Queens
[ Queens ]
Richmond [S.I.]
[ Richmond ]
1913
1913
Borough
1913
Manhattan and The Bronx
Mitchel
Manhattan and The Bronx
Mitchel
Brooklyn
Mitchel 60%
Queens
Mitchel 60%
Richmond [S.I.]
Mitchel 54%
City of New York
Mitchel 57%
§ 1917
§ 1917
Borough
§ 1917
Manhattan and The Bronx
Hylan 46%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Hylan 43%
Brooklyn
Hylan 47%
Queens
Hylan 52%
Richmond [S.I.]
Hylan 58%
City of New York
Hylan 47%
§ 1921
§ 1921
Borough
§ 1921
Manhattan and The Bronx
Hylan 63%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Hylan 68%
Brooklyn
Hylan 62%
Queens
Hylan 69%
Richmond [S.I.]
Hylan 71%
City of New York
Hylan 64%
§ 1925
§ 1925
Borough
§ 1925
Manhattan and The Bronx
Walker 70%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Walker 72%
Brooklyn
Walker 61%
Queens
Walker 63%
Richmond [S.I.]
Walker 67%
City of New York
Walker 66%
§ 1929
§ 1929
Borough
§ 1929
Manhattan and The Bronx
Walker 64%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Walker 63%
Brooklyn
Walker 58%
Queens
Walker 62%
Richmond [S.I.]
Walker 58%
City of New York
Walker 61%
§ 1932
§ 1932
Borough
§ 1932
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Brien 61%
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Brien 52%
Brooklyn
O'Brien 51%
Queens
O'Brien 48%
Richmond [S.I.]
O'Brien 54%
City of New York
O'Brien 53%
§ 1933
§ 1933
Borough
§ 1933
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 38%
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 39%
Brooklyn
La Guardia 44%
Queens
La Guardia 39%
Richmond [S.I.]
La Guardia 44%
City of New York
La Guardia 40%
§ 1937
§ 1937
Borough
§ 1937
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 58%
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 62%
Brooklyn
La Guardia 63%
Queens
La Guardia 55%
Richmond [S.I.]
La Guardia 56%
City of New York
La Guardia 60%
§ 1941
§ 1941
Borough
§ 1941
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 56%
Manhattan and The Bronx
La Guardia 58%
Brooklyn
La Guardia 55%
Queens
O'Dwyer 60%
Richmond [S.I.]
O'Dwyer 60%
City of New York
La Guardia 52%
§ 1945
§ 1945
Borough
§ 1945
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Dwyer 56%
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Dwyer 55%
Brooklyn
O'Dwyer 57%
Queens
O'Dwyer 61%
Richmond [S.I.]
O'Dwyer 66%
City of New York
O'Dwyer 55%
§ 1949
§ 1949
Borough
§ 1949
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Dwyer 45%
Manhattan and The Bronx
O'Dwyer 49%
Brooklyn
O'Dwyer 49%
Queens
O'Dwyer 53%
Richmond [S.I.]
O'Dwyer 65%
City of New York
O'Dwyer 48%
§ 1950
§ 1950
Borough
§ 1950
Manhattan and The Bronx
Impellitteri 40%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Pecora 42%
Brooklyn
Pecora 41%
Queens
Impellitteri 55%
Richmond [S.I.]
Impellitteri 60%
City of New York
Impellitteri 44%
§ 1953
§ 1953
Borough
§ 1953
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 48%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 46%
Brooklyn
Wagner 47%
Queens
Wagner 41%
Richmond [S.I.]
Wagner 52%
City of New York
Wagner 46%
§ 1957
§ 1957
Borough
§ 1957
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 74%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 77%
Brooklyn
Wagner 75%
Queens
Wagner 64%
Richmond [S.I.]
Wagner 65%
City of New York
Wagner 68%
§ 1961
§ 1961
Borough
§ 1961
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 56%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Wagner 56%
Brooklyn
Wagner 53%
Queens
Wagner 46%
Richmond [S.I.]
Lefkowitz 42%
City of New York
Wagner 50.1%
§ 1965
§ 1965
Borough
§ 1965
Manhattan and The Bronx
Lindsay 56%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Beame 47%
Brooklyn
Beame 47%
Queens
Lindsay 47%
Richmond [S.I.]
Lindsay 46%
City of New York
Lindsay 43%
§ 1969
§ 1969
Borough
§ 1969
Manhattan and The Bronx
Lindsay 67%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Procaccino 41%
Brooklyn
Procaccino 42%
Queens
Lindsay 36%
Richmond [S.I.]
Marchi 62%
City of New York
Lindsay 41%
§ 1973
§ 1973
Borough
§ 1973
Manhattan and The Bronx
Beame 49%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Beame 57%
Brooklyn
Beame 63%
Queens
Beame 57%
Richmond [S.I.]
Beame 47%
City of New York
Beame 57%
Borough
Borough
Borough
Borough
Manhattan and The Bronx
Manhattan
Manhattan and The Bronx
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [S.I.]
Staten Island
City of New York
City of New York
County
County
Borough
County
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ New York ]
Manhattan and The Bronx
[ Bronx ]
Brooklyn
[ Kings ]
Queens
[ Queens ]
Richmond [S.I.]
[ Richmond ]
§ 1977
§ 1977
Borough
§ 1977
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Brooklyn
Koch
Queens
Cuomo
Richmond [S.I.]
Cuomo
City of New York
Koch 52%
§ 1981
§ 1981
Borough
§ 1981
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Brooklyn
Koch
Queens
Koch
Richmond [S.I.]
Koch
City of New York
Koch 75%
§ 1985
§ 1985
Borough
§ 1985
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Manhattan and The Bronx
Koch
Brooklyn
Koch
Queens
Koch
Richmond [S.I.]
Koch
City of New York
Koch 78%
§ 1989
§ 1989
Borough
§ 1989
Manhattan and The Bronx
Dinkins
Manhattan and The Bronx
Dinkins
Brooklyn
Dinkins
Queens
Giuliani
Richmond [S.I.]
Giuliani
City of New York
Dinkins 48%
§ 1993
§ 1993
Borough
§ 1993
Manhattan and The Bronx
Dinkins
Manhattan and The Bronx
Dinkins
Brooklyn
Dinkins
Queens
Giuliani
Richmond [S.I.]
Giuliani
City of New York
Giuliani 49%
§ 1997
§ 1997
Borough
§ 1997
Manhattan and The Bronx
Giuliani 50.9%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Messinger 54.8%
Brooklyn
Giuliani 53.3%
Queens
Giuliani 64.6%
Richmond [S.I.]
Giuliani 78.6%
City of New York
Giuliani 57.7%
§ 2001
§ 2001
Borough
§ 2001
Manhattan and The Bronx
Green 52%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Green 54.7%
Brooklyn
Green 52.5%
Queens
Bloomberg 55.3%
Richmond [S.I.]
Bloomberg 77.1%
City of New York
Bloomberg 50.3%
§ 2005
§ 2005
Borough
§ 2005
Manhattan and The Bronx
Bloomberg 60.4%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Ferrer 59.8%
Brooklyn
Bloomberg 58.2%
Queens
Bloomberg 63.5%
Richmond [S.I.]
Bloomberg 76.7%
City of New York
Bloomberg 58.4%
§ 2009
§ 2009
Borough
§ 2009
Manhattan and The Bronx
Bloomberg 55.8%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Thompson 61.2%
Brooklyn
Thompson 51.6%
Queens
Bloomberg 54.5%
Richmond [S.I.]
Bloomberg 66.2%
City of New York
Bloomberg 50.7%
§ 2013
§ 2013
Borough
§ 2013
Manhattan and The Bronx
de Blasio 71.7%
Manhattan and The Bronx
de Blasio 86.1%
Brooklyn
de Blasio 77.5%
Queens
de Blasio 70.3%
Richmond [S.I.]
Lhota 52.8%
City of New York
de Blasio 73.2%
§ 2017
§ 2017
Borough
§ 2017
Manhattan and The Bronx
de Blasio 72.0%
Manhattan and The Bronx
de Blasio 79.9%
Brooklyn
de Blasio 72.7%
Queens
de Blasio 61.0%
Richmond [S.I.]
Malliotakis 70.6%
City of New York
de Blasio 66.5%
§ 2021
§ 2021
Borough
§ 2021
Manhattan and The Bronx
Adams 80.4%
Manhattan and The Bronx
Adams 76%
Brooklyn
Adams 70.8%
Queens
Adams 59.8%
Richmond [S.I.]
Sliwa 66.4%
City of New York
Adams 67%
Borough
Manhattan and The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [S.I.]
City of New York
County
[ New York ]
[ Kings ]
[ Queens ]
[ Richmond ]
1897
Van Wyck 48%
Van Wyck 40%
Van Wyck 41%
Van Wyck 44%
Van Wyck 45%
1901
Low 49%
Low 55%
Shepard 49%
Low 52%
Low 51%
1903
McClellan 56%
McClellan 49%
McClellan 56%
Low 48%
McClellan 53%
1905
McClellan 42%
Hearst 39%
Hearst 39%
McClellan 44%
McClellan 38%
1909
Gaynor 43%
Gaynor 42%
Gaynor 38%
Gaynor 47%
Gaynor 42%
Borough
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [S.I.]
City of New York
County
[ New York ]
[ Bronx ]
[ Kings ]
[ Queens ]
[ Richmond ]
1913
Mitchel
Mitchel
Mitchel 60%
Mitchel 60%
Mitchel 54%
Mitchel 57%
§ 1917
Hylan 46%
Hylan 43%
Hylan 47%
Hylan 52%
Hylan 58%
Hylan 47%
§ 1921
Hylan 63%
Hylan 68%
Hylan 62%
Hylan 69%
Hylan 71%
Hylan 64%
§ 1925
Walker 70%
Walker 72%
Walker 61%
Walker 63%
Walker 67%
Walker 66%
§ 1929
Walker 64%
Walker 63%
Walker 58%
Walker 62%
Walker 58%
Walker 61%
§ 1932
O'Brien 61%
O'Brien 52%
O'Brien 51%
O'Brien 48%
O'Brien 54%
O'Brien 53%
§ 1933
La Guardia 38%
La Guardia 39%
La Guardia 44%
La Guardia 39%
La Guardia 44%
La Guardia 40%
§ 1937
La Guardia 58%
La Guardia 62%
La Guardia 63%
La Guardia 55%
La Guardia 56%
La Guardia 60%
§ 1941
La Guardia 56%
La Guardia 58%
La Guardia 55%
O'Dwyer 60%
O'Dwyer 60%
La Guardia 52%
§ 1945
O'Dwyer 56%
O'Dwyer 55%
O'Dwyer 57%
O'Dwyer 61%
O'Dwyer 66%
O'Dwyer 55%
§ 1949
O'Dwyer 45%
O'Dwyer 49%
O'Dwyer 49%
O'Dwyer 53%
O'Dwyer 65%
O'Dwyer 48%
§ 1950
Impellitteri 40%
Pecora 42%
Pecora 41%
Impellitteri 55%
Impellitteri 60%
Impellitteri 44%
§ 1953
Wagner 48%
Wagner 46%
Wagner 47%
Wagner 41%
Wagner 52%
Wagner 46%
§ 1957
Wagner 74%
Wagner 77%
Wagner 75%
Wagner 64%
Wagner 65%
Wagner 68%
§ 1961
Wagner 56%
Wagner 56%
Wagner 53%
Wagner 46%
Lefkowitz 42%
Wagner 50.1%
§ 1965
Lindsay 56%
Beame 47%
Beame 47%
Lindsay 47%
Lindsay 46%
Lindsay 43%
§ 1969
Lindsay 67%
Procaccino 41%
Procaccino 42%
Lindsay 36%
Marchi 62%
Lindsay 41%
§ 1973
Beame 49%
Beame 57%
Beame 63%
Beame 57%
Beame 47%
Beame 57%
Borough
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
City of New York
County
[ New York ]
[ Bronx ]
[ Kings ]
[ Queens ]
[ Richmond ]
§ 1977
Koch
Koch
Koch
Cuomo
Cuomo
Koch 52%
§ 1981
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch 75%
§ 1985
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch
Koch 78%
§ 1989
Dinkins
Dinkins
Dinkins
Giuliani
Giuliani
Dinkins 48%
§ 1993
Dinkins
Dinkins
Dinkins
Giuliani
Giuliani
Giuliani 49%
§ 1997
Giuliani 50.9%
Messinger 54.8%
Giuliani 53.3%
Giuliani 64.6%
Giuliani 78.6%
Giuliani 57.7%
§ 2001
Green 52%
Green 54.7%
Green 52.5%
Bloomberg 55.3%
Bloomberg 77.1%
Bloomberg 50.3%
§ 2005
Bloomberg 60.4%
Ferrer 59.8%
Bloomberg 58.2%
Bloomberg 63.5%
Bloomberg 76.7%
Bloomberg 58.4%
§ 2009
Bloomberg 55.8%
Thompson 61.2%
Thompson 51.6%
Bloomberg 54.5%
Bloomberg 66.2%
Bloomberg 50.7%
§ 2013
de Blasio 71.7%
de Blasio 86.1%
de Blasio 77.5%
de Blasio 70.3%
Lhota 52.8%
de Blasio 73.2%
§ 2017
de Blasio 72.0%
de Blasio 79.9%
de Blasio 72.7%
de Blasio 61.0%
Malliotakis 70.6%
de Blasio 66.5%
§ 2021
Adams 80.4%
Adams 76%
Adams 70.8%
Adams 59.8%
Sliwa 66.4%
Adams 67%
· Recent elections › 2013 › 2013 results by borough
Democratic-Working Families
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
Republican-Conservative
General election
Republican-Conservative
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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%)
· Recent elections › 2013 › 2013 results by borough
Bill de Blasio
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
40.9%
40.9%
2013 Democratic primary
40.9%
Manhattan
38.1%
The Bronx
46.4%
Brooklyn
35.0%
Queens
34.3%
Total
40.8%
Bill Thompson
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
21.5%
21.5%
2013 Democratic primary
21.5%
Manhattan
32.7%
The Bronx
27.2%
Brooklyn
25.6%
Queens
32.1%
Total
26.1%
Christine C. Quinn
Christine C. Quinn
2013 Democratic primary
Christine C. Quinn
Manhattan
52,102
The Bronx
10,392
Brooklyn
23,007
Queens
19,847
Staten Island
3,545
Total
108,893
26.3%
26.3%
2013 Democratic primary
26.3%
Manhattan
10.7%
The Bronx
10.2%
Brooklyn
13.3%
Queens
16.5%
Total
15.7%
John C. Liu
John C. Liu
2013 Democratic primary
John C. Liu
Manhattan
10,191
The Bronx
4,753
Brooklyn
13,927
Queens
16,977
Staten Island
1,438
Total
47,286
5.1%
5.1%
2013 Democratic primary
5.1%
Manhattan
4.9%
The Bronx
6.2%
Brooklyn
11.4%
Queens
6.7%
Total
6.8%
Anthony D. Weiner
Anthony D. Weiner
2013 Democratic primary
Anthony D. Weiner
Manhattan
6,858
The Bronx
5,726
Brooklyn
10,950
Queens
9,438
Staten Island
1,220
Total
34,192
3.5%
3.5%
2013 Democratic primary
3.5%
Manhattan
5.9%
The Bronx
4.8%
Brooklyn
6.3%
Queens
5.7%
Total
4.9%
Erick J. Salgado
Erick J. Salgado
2013 Democratic primary
Erick J. Salgado
Manhattan
2,296
The Bronx
3,855
Brooklyn
5,793
Queens
3,735
Staten Island
235
Total
15,914
%
2.3%
Randy Credico
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
%
1.7%
Sal F. Albanese
Sal F. Albanese
2013 Democratic primary
Sal F. Albanese
Manhattan
821
The Bronx
581
Brooklyn
2,346
Queens
1,648
Staten Island
447
Total
5,843
%
0.8%
Neil V. Grimaldi
Neil V. Grimaldi
2013 Democratic primary
Neil V. Grimaldi
Manhattan
634
The Bronx
640
Brooklyn
1,108
Queens
2,157
Staten Island
138
Total
4,677
%
0.7%
All write-ins
All write-ins
2013 Democratic primary
All write-ins
Manhattan
50
The Bronx
18
Brooklyn
172
Queens
21
Staten Island
20
Total
281
%
0.04%
T O T A L
T O T A L
2013 Democratic primary
T O T A L
Manhattan
198,458
The Bronx
96,780
Brooklyn
225,829
Queens
149,305
Staten Island
21,434
Total
691,801
%
100.0%
Borough percentage of city-wide Democratic vote
Borough percentage of city-wide Democratic vote
2013 Democratic primary
Borough percentage of city-wide Democratic vote
Manhattan
29%
The Bronx
14%
Brooklyn
33%
Queens
22%
Staten Island
3%
Total
100%
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
40.9%
38.1%
46.4%
35.0%
34.3%
40.8%
Bill Thompson
42,720
31,617
61,471
38,162
6,871
180,841
21.5%
32.7%
27.2%
25.6%
32.1%
26.1%
Christine C. Quinn
52,102
10,392
23,007
19,847
3,545
108,893
26.3%
10.7%
10.2%
13.3%
16.5%
15.7%
John C. Liu
10,191
4,753
13,927
16,977
1,438
47,286
5.1%
4.9%
6.2%
11.4%
6.7%
6.8%
Anthony D. Weiner
6,858
5,726
10,950
9,438
1,220
34,192
3.5%
5.9%
4.8%
6.3%
5.7%
4.9%
Erick J. Salgado
2,296
3,855
5,793
3,735
235
15,914
2.3%
Randy Credico
1,588
2,301
2,351
5,129
161
11,530
1.7%
Sal F. Albanese
821
581
2,346
1,648
447
5,843
0.8%
Neil V. Grimaldi
634
640
1,108
2,157
138
4,677
0.7%
All write-ins
50
18
172
21
20
281
0.04%
T O T A L
198,458
96,780
225,829
149,305
21,434
691,801
100.0%
Borough percentage of city-wide Democratic vote
29%
14%
33%
22%
3%
100%
· Recent elections › 2013 › 2013 results by borough
Joe Lhota
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
%
52.7%
70.5%
70.5%
2013 Republican primary
70.5%
Manhattan
52.9%
The Bronx
47.6%
Brooklyn
51.0%
Queens
42.8%
John Catsimatidis
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
%
40.7%
24.0%
24.0%
2013 Republican primary
24.0%
Manhattan
36.4%
The Bronx
45.7%
Brooklyn
40.5%
Queens
53.5%
George McDonald
George McDonald
2013 Republican primary
George McDonald
Manhattan
683
The Bronx
369
Brooklyn
940
Queens
1,456
Staten Island
451
Total
3,899
%
6.4%
5.2%
5.2%
2013 Republican primary
5.2%
Manhattan
10.5%
The Bronx
6.4%
Brooklyn
8.5%
Queens
3.6%
All write-in votes
All write-in votes
2013 Republican primary
All write-in votes
Manhattan
34
The Bronx
8
Brooklyn
42
Queens
9
Staten Island
19
Total
112
%
0.2%
T O T A L
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
%
100.0%
Borough percentage of city-wide Republican vote
Borough percentage of city-wide Republican vote
2013 Republican primary
Borough percentage of city-wide Republican vote
Manhattan
21%
The Bronx
6%
Brooklyn
24%
Queens
28%
Staten Island
21%
Total
100%
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
52.7%
70.5%
52.9%
47.6%
51.0%
42.8%
John Catsimatidis
3,139
1,281
6,723
6,945
6,776
24,864
40.7%
24.0%
36.4%
45.7%
40.5%
53.5%
George McDonald
683
369
940
1,456
451
3,899
6.4%
5.2%
10.5%
6.4%
8.5%
3.6%
All write-in votes
34
8
42
9
19
112
0.2%
T O T A L
13,067
3,518
14,700
17,168
12,658
61,111
100.0%
Borough percentage of city-wide Republican vote
21%
6%
24%
28%
21%
100%
· Recent elections › 2009
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
2009 general election
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
Party
– 22,777
Manhattan
– 21,683
The Bronx
– 28,182
Brooklyn
+ 46,904
Queens
+ 61,227
Staten Island
+ 35,489
Total
+ 2.4%
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
2009 general election
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
Party
+ 98,973
Manhattan
– 19,634
The Bronx
+ 97,622
Brooklyn
+ 48,125
Queens
– 10,705
Staten Island
+ 214,381
Total
+ 17.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Fernando Ferrer (2005)
Bloomberg's margin over Fernando Ferrer (2005)
2009 general election
Bloomberg's margin over Fernando Ferrer (2005)
Party
+ 76,196
Manhattan
– 41,317
The Bronx
+ 69,440
Brooklyn
+ 95,029
Queens
+ 50,522
Staten Island
+ 249,870
Total
+ 19.4%
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2005–2009
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2005–2009
2009 general election
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2005–2009
Party
– 35,010
Manhattan
+ 6,268
The Bronx
– 91,392
Brooklyn
– 59,742
Queens
– 19,397
Staten Island
– 199,273
Total
– 15.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Bill Thompson (2009)
Bloomberg's margin over Bill Thompson (2009)
2009 general election
Bloomberg's margin over Bill Thompson (2009)
Party
+ 41,186
Manhattan
– 35,049
The Bronx
– 21,952
Brooklyn
+ 35,287
Queens
+ 31,125
Staten Island
+ 50,597
Total
+ 4.4%
net change in Bloomberg's margin, 2001–2009
net change in Bloomberg's margin, 2001–2009
2009 general election
net change in Bloomberg's margin, 2001–2009
Party
+ 63,963
Manhattan
– 13,366
The Bronx
+ 6,230
Brooklyn
– 11,617
Queens
– 30,102
Staten Island
+ 15,108
Total
+ 2.0%
Michael Bloomberg
Michael Bloomberg
2009 general election
Michael Bloomberg
Party
Republican
Manhattan
102,903
The Bronx
42,066
Brooklyn
117,706
Queens
126,569
Staten Island
46,149
Total
435,393
%
37.7%
35.9%
35.9%
2009 general election
35.9%
Party
29.0%
Manhattan
34.6%
The Bronx
42.3%
Brooklyn
55.4%
Independence/Jobs and Education
Independence/Jobs and Education
2009 general election
Independence/Jobs and Education
Party
56,934
Manhattan
11,730
The Bronx
36,033
Brooklyn
36,364
Queens
9,012
Staten Island
150,073
Total
13.0%
19.9%
19.9%
2009 general election
19.9%
Party
8.1%
Manhattan
10.6%
The Bronx
12.2%
Brooklyn
10.8%
Total
Total
2009 general election
Total
Party
159,837
Manhattan
53,796
The Bronx
153,739
Brooklyn
162,933
Queens
55,161
Staten Island
585,466
Total
50.7%
55.8%
55.8%
2009 general election
55.8%
Party
37.0%
Manhattan
45.1%
The Bronx
54.5%
Brooklyn
66.2%
Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson
2009 general election
Bill Thompson
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
110,975
The Bronx
86,899
Brooklyn
163,230
Queens
122,935
Staten Island
22,956
Total
506,995
%
43.9%
38.7%
38.7%
2009 general election
38.7%
Party
59.8%
Manhattan
47.9%
The Bronx
41.1%
Brooklyn
27.5%
Working Families
Working Families
2009 general election
Working Families
Party
7,676
Manhattan
1,946
The Bronx
12,461
Brooklyn
4,711
Queens
1,080
Staten Island
27,874
Total
2.4%
2.7%
2.7%
2009 general election
2.7%
Party
1.3%
Manhattan
3.7%
The Bronx
1.6%
Brooklyn
1.3%
Total
Total
2009 general election
Total
Party
118,651
Manhattan
88,845
The Bronx
175,691
Brooklyn
127,646
Queens
24,036
Staten Island
534,869
Total
46.3%
41.4%
41.4%
2009 general election
41.4%
Party
61.2%
Manhattan
51.6%
The Bronx
42.7%
Brooklyn
28.8%
Stephen Christopher
Stephen Christopher
2009 general election
Stephen Christopher
Party
Conservative
Manhattan
2,217
The Bronx
1,480
Brooklyn
5,690
Queens
5,267
Staten Island
3,359
Total
18,013
%
1.6%
0.8%
0.8%
2009 general election
0.8%
Party
1.0%
Manhattan
1.7%
The Bronx
1.8%
Brooklyn
4.0%
Billy Talen
Billy Talen
2009 general election
Billy Talen
Party
Green
Manhattan
3,083
The Bronx
434
Brooklyn
3,338
Queens
1,680
Staten Island
367
Total
8,902
%
0.8%
1.1%
1.1%
2009 general election
1.1%
Party
0.3%
Manhattan
1.0%
The Bronx
0.6%
Brooklyn
0.4%
Jimmy McMillan
Jimmy McMillan
2009 general election
Jimmy McMillan
Party
Rent Is Too High
Manhattan
823
The Bronx
217
Brooklyn
764
Queens
404
Staten Island
124
Total
2,332
%
0.2%
Francisca Villar
Francisca Villar
2009 general election
Francisca Villar
Party
Socialism and Liberation
Manhattan
674
The Bronx
253
Brooklyn
577
Queens
420
Staten Island
72
Total
1,996
%
0.2%
Joseph Dobrian
Joseph Dobrian
2009 general election
Joseph Dobrian
Party
Libertarian
Manhattan
556
The Bronx
104
Brooklyn
413
Queens
388
Staten Island
155
Total
1,616
%
0.1%
Dan Fein
Dan Fein
2009 general election
Dan Fein
Party
Socialist Workers
Manhattan
493
The Bronx
120
Brooklyn
376
Queens
263
Staten Island
59
Total
1,311
%
0.1%
Write-ins †
Write-ins †
2009 general election
Write-ins †
Party
100
Manhattan
30
The Bronx
77
Brooklyn
60
Queens
30
Staten Island
297
Total
03%
colspan=2
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2009 general election
colspan=2
Total recorded votes
Total recorded votes
2009 general election
Total recorded votes
Party
286,434
Manhattan
145,279
The Bronx
340,665
Brooklyn
299,061
Queens
83,363
Staten Island
1,154,802
Total
100.00%
unrecorded ballots
unrecorded ballots
2009 general election
unrecorded ballots
Party
5,172
Manhattan
3,659
The Bronx
6,645
Brooklyn
6,254
Queens
1,525
Staten Island
23,255
Total ballots cast
Total ballots cast
2009 general election
Total ballots cast
Party
291,606
Manhattan
148,938
The Bronx
347,310
Brooklyn
305,315
Queens
84,888
Staten Island
1,178,057
† The three candidates who received more than seven write-in votes each were C. Montgomery Burns (Homer Simpson's fictional boss), 27; City Councilman Tony Avella (who lost the Democratic mayoral primary), 13; and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (Republican), 11.
† The three candidates who received more than seven write-in votes each were C. Montgomery Burns (Homer Simpson's fictional boss), 27; City Councilman Tony Avella (who lost the Democratic mayoral primary), 13; and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (Republican), 11.
2009 general election
† The three candidates who received more than seven write-in votes each were C. Montgomery Burns (Homer Simpson's fictional boss), 27; City Councilman Tony Avella (who lost the Democratic mayoral primary), 13; and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (Republican), 11.
Source: Board of Elections in the City of New York Archived 2010-01-06 at the Wayback Machine, November 24, 2009
Source: Board of Elections in the City of New York Archived 2010-01-06 at the Wayback Machine, November 24, 2009
2009 general election
Source: Board of Elections in the City of New York Archived 2010-01-06 at the Wayback Machine, November 24, 2009
2009 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
%
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
– 22,777
– 21,683
– 28,182
+ 46,904
+ 61,227
+ 35,489
+ 2.4%
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
+ 98,973
– 19,634
+ 97,622
+ 48,125
– 10,705
+ 214,381
+ 17.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Fernando Ferrer (2005)
+ 76,196
– 41,317
+ 69,440
+ 95,029
+ 50,522
+ 249,870
+ 19.4%
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2005–2009
– 35,010
+ 6,268
– 91,392
– 59,742
– 19,397
– 199,273
– 15.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Bill Thompson (2009)
+ 41,186
– 35,049
– 21,952
+ 35,287
+ 31,125
+ 50,597
+ 4.4%
net change in Bloomberg's margin, 2001–2009
+ 63,963
– 13,366
+ 6,230
– 11,617
– 30,102
+ 15,108
+ 2.0%
Michael Bloomberg
Republican
102,903
42,066
117,706
126,569
46,149
435,393
37.7%
35.9%
29.0%
34.6%
42.3%
55.4%
Independence/Jobs and Education
56,934
11,730
36,033
36,364
9,012
150,073
13.0%
19.9%
8.1%
10.6%
12.2%
10.8%
Total
159,837
53,796
153,739
162,933
55,161
585,466
50.7%
55.8%
37.0%
45.1%
54.5%
66.2%
Bill Thompson
Democratic
110,975
86,899
163,230
122,935
22,956
506,995
43.9%
38.7%
59.8%
47.9%
41.1%
27.5%
Working Families
7,676
1,946
12,461
4,711
1,080
27,874
2.4%
2.7%
1.3%
3.7%
1.6%
1.3%
Total
118,651
88,845
175,691
127,646
24,036
534,869
46.3%
41.4%
61.2%
51.6%
42.7%
28.8%
Stephen Christopher
Conservative
2,217
1,480
5,690
5,267
3,359
18,013
1.6%
0.8%
1.0%
1.7%
1.8%
4.0%
Billy Talen
Green
3,083
434
3,338
1,680
367
8,902
0.8%
1.1%
0.3%
1.0%
0.6%
0.4%
Jimmy McMillan
Rent Is Too High
823
217
764
404
124
2,332
0.2%
Francisca Villar
Socialism and Liberation
674
253
577
420
72
1,996
0.2%
Joseph Dobrian
Libertarian
556
104
413
388
155
1,616
0.1%
Dan Fein
Socialist Workers
493
120
376
263
59
1,311
0.1%
Write-ins †
100
30
77
60
30
297
03%
colspan=2
Total recorded votes
286,434
145,279
340,665
299,061
83,363
1,154,802
100.00%
unrecorded ballots
5,172
3,659
6,645
6,254
1,525
23,255
Total ballots cast
291,606
148,938
347,310
305,315
84,888
1,178,057
† The three candidates who received more than seven write-in votes each were C. Montgomery Burns (Homer Simpson's fictional boss), 27; City Councilman Tony Avella (who lost the Democratic mayoral primary), 13; and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (Republican), 11.
Source: Board of Elections in the City of New York Archived 2010-01-06 at the Wayback Machine, November 24, 2009
· Recent elections › 2009
Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson
2009 Democratic primary
Bill Thompson
Manhattan
70,881
The Bronx
31,950
Brooklyn
75,519
Queens
49,063
Staten Island
7,484
Total
234,897
%
71.0%
73.7%
73.7%
2009 Democratic primary
73.7%
Manhattan
73.5%
The Bronx
73.9%
Brooklyn
63.2%
Queens
67.0%
Tony Avella
Tony Avella
2009 Democratic primary
Tony Avella
Manhattan
18,213
The Bronx
7,754
Brooklyn
17,945
Queens
22,903
Staten Island
2,959
Total
69,774
%
21.1%
18.9%
18.9%
2009 Democratic primary
18.9%
Manhattan
17.8%
The Bronx
17.6%
Brooklyn
29.5%
Queens
26.5%
Roland Rogers
Roland Rogers
2009 Democratic primary
Roland Rogers
Manhattan
6,975
The Bronx
3,751
Brooklyn
8,612
Queens
5,553
Staten Island
700
Total
25,591
%
7.7%
7.3%
7.3%
2009 Democratic primary
7.3%
Manhattan
8.6%
The Bronx
8.4%
Brooklyn
7.2%
Queens
6.3%
all write-in votes
all write-in votes
2009 Democratic primary
all write-in votes
Manhattan
127
The Bronx
10
Brooklyn
153
Queens
81
Staten Island
26
Total
397
%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
2009 Democratic primary
0.1%
Manhattan
0.02%
The Bronx
0.1%
Brooklyn
0.1%
Queens
0.2%
T O T A L
T O T A L
2009 Democratic primary
T O T A L
Manhattan
96,196
The Bronx
43,465
Brooklyn
102,229
Queens
77,600
Staten Island
11,169
Total
330,659
2009 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
%
Bill Thompson
70,881
31,950
75,519
49,063
7,484
234,897
71.0%
73.7%
73.5%
73.9%
63.2%
67.0%
Tony Avella
18,213
7,754
17,945
22,903
2,959
69,774
21.1%
18.9%
17.8%
17.6%
29.5%
26.5%
Roland Rogers
6,975
3,751
8,612
5,553
700
25,591
7.7%
7.3%
8.6%
8.4%
7.2%
6.3%
all write-in votes
127
10
153
81
26
397
0.1%
0.1%
0.02%
0.1%
0.1%
0.2%
T O T A L
96,196
43,465
102,229
77,600
11,169
330,659
· Recent elections › 2005
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
2005
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
Party
+ 98,973
Manhattan
– 19,634
The Bronx
+ 97,622
Brooklyn
+ 48,125
Queens
– 10,705
Staten Island
+ 214,381
Total
+ 17.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
2005
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
Party
– 22,777
Manhattan
– 21,683
The Bronx
– 28,182
Brooklyn
+ 46,904
Queens
+ 61,227
Staten Island
+ 35,489
Total
+ 2.4%
Bloomberg's margin over Ferrer (2005)
Bloomberg's margin over Ferrer (2005)
2005
Bloomberg's margin over Ferrer (2005)
Party
+ 76,196
Manhattan
– 41,317
The Bronx
+ 69,440
Brooklyn
+ 95,029
Queens
+ 50,522
Staten Island
+ 249,870
Total
+ 19.4%
Michael Bloomberg
Michael Bloomberg
2005
Michael Bloomberg
Party
Republican/Liberal
Manhattan
171,593
The Bronx
69,577
Brooklyn
189,581
Queens
184,426
Staten Island
63,267
Total
678,444
%
52.6%
52.6%
52.6%
2005
52.6%
Party
35.3%
Manhattan
52.7%
The Bronx
57.9%
Brooklyn
71.5%
Independence
Independence
2005
Independence
Party
25,416
Manhattan
6,840
The Bronx
20,141
Brooklyn
17,689
Queens
4,559
Staten Island
74,645
Total
5.8%
7.8%
7.8%
2005
7.8%
Party
3.5%
Manhattan
5.6%
The Bronx
5.6%
Brooklyn
5.2%
Total
Total
2005
Total
Party
197,010
Manhattan
76,417
The Bronx
209,723
Brooklyn
202,116
Queens
67,827
Staten Island
753,089
Total
58.4%
60.4%
60.4%
2005
60.4%
Party
38.8%
Manhattan
58.2%
The Bronx
63.5%
Brooklyn
76.7%
Fernando Ferrer
Fernando Ferrer
2005
Fernando Ferrer
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
120,813
The Bronx
117,734
Brooklyn
140,282
Queens
107,086
Staten Island
17,304
Total
503,219
%
39.0%
37.0%
37.0%
2005
37.0%
Party
59.8%
Manhattan
39.0%
The Bronx
33.6%
Brooklyn
19.6%
Thomas V. Ognibene
Thomas V. Ognibene
2005
Thomas V. Ognibene
Party
Conservative
Manhattan
1,729
The Bronx
1,185
Brooklyn
3,573
Queens
5,645
Staten Island
2,498
Total
14,630
%
1.1%
Anthony Gronowicz
Anthony Gronowicz
2005
Anthony Gronowicz
Party
Green
Manhattan
3,195
The Bronx
466
Brooklyn
3,112
Queens
1,285
Staten Island
239
Total
8,297
%
0.6%
Jimmy McMillan
Jimmy McMillan
2005
Jimmy McMillan
Party
Rent Is Too Damn High
Manhattan
1,369
The Bronx
474
Brooklyn
1,293
Queens
799
Staten Island
176
Total
4,111
%
0.3%
Audrey Silk
Audrey Silk
2005
Audrey Silk
Party
Libertarian
Manhattan
991
The Bronx
234
Brooklyn
841
Queens
617
Staten Island
205
Total
2,888
%
0.2%
Martin Koppel
Martin Koppel
2005
Martin Koppel
Party
Socialist Workers
Manhattan
758
The Bronx
231
Brooklyn
766
Queens
384
Staten Island
117
Total
2,256
%
0.2%
Seth A Blum
Seth A Blum
2005
Seth A Blum
Party
Education
Manhattan
322
The Bronx
131
Brooklyn
382
Queens
264
Staten Island
77
Total
1,176
%
0.1%
Write-ins
Write-ins
2005
Write-ins
Party
109
Manhattan
1
The Bronx
90
Brooklyn
57
Queens
12
Staten Island
269
Total
02%
colspan=2
colspan=2
2005
colspan=2
TOTAL
TOTAL
2005
TOTAL
Party
326,295
Manhattan
196,873
The Bronx
360,061
Brooklyn
318,252
Queens
88,454
Staten Island
1,289,935
2005
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
%
change in Bloomberg's margin of victory, 2001–2005
+ 98,973
– 19,634
+ 97,622
+ 48,125
– 10,705
+ 214,381
+ 17.0%
Bloomberg's margin over Mark Green (2001)
– 22,777
– 21,683
– 28,182
+ 46,904
+ 61,227
+ 35,489
+ 2.4%
Bloomberg's margin over Ferrer (2005)
+ 76,196
– 41,317
+ 69,440
+ 95,029
+ 50,522
+ 249,870
+ 19.4%
Michael Bloomberg
Republican/Liberal
171,593
69,577
189,581
184,426
63,267
678,444
52.6%
52.6%
35.3%
52.7%
57.9%
71.5%
Independence
25,416
6,840
20,141
17,689
4,559
74,645
5.8%
7.8%
3.5%
5.6%
5.6%
5.2%
Total
197,010
76,417
209,723
202,116
67,827
753,089
58.4%
60.4%
38.8%
58.2%
63.5%
76.7%
Fernando Ferrer
Democratic
120,813
117,734
140,282
107,086
17,304
503,219
39.0%
37.0%
59.8%
39.0%
33.6%
19.6%
Thomas V. Ognibene
Conservative
1,729
1,185
3,573
5,645
2,498
14,630
1.1%
Anthony Gronowicz
Green
3,195
466
3,112
1,285
239
8,297
0.6%
Jimmy McMillan
Rent Is Too Damn High
1,369
474
1,293
799
176
4,111
0.3%
Audrey Silk
Libertarian
991
234
841
617
205
2,888
0.2%
Martin Koppel
Socialist Workers
758
231
766
384
117
2,256
0.2%
Seth A Blum
Education
322
131
382
264
77
1,176
0.1%
Write-ins
109
1
90
57
12
269
02%
colspan=2
TOTAL
326,295
196,873
360,061
318,252
88,454
1,289,935
· Recent elections › 2001
Bloomberg's margin over Green
Bloomberg's margin over Green
2001 general election
Bloomberg's margin over Green
Party
– 22,777
Manhattan
– 21,683
The Bronx
– 28,182
Brooklyn
+ 46,904
Queens
+ 61,227
Staten Island
+ 35,489
Total
+ 2.4%
Michael Bloomberg
Michael Bloomberg
2001 general election
Michael Bloomberg
Party
Republican
Manhattan
162,096
The Bronx
72,551
Brooklyn
174,053
Queens
196,241
Staten Island
80,725
Total
685,666
%
46.3%
Independence
Independence
2001 general election
Independence
Party
17,701
Manhattan
8,046
The Bronx
14,987
Brooklyn
14,191
Queens
4,166
Staten Island
59,091
Total
4.0%
Total
Total
2001 general election
Total
Party
179,797
Manhattan
80,597
The Bronx
189,040
Brooklyn
210,432
Queens
84,891
Staten Island
744,757
Total
50.3%
46.1%
46.1%
2001 general election
46.1%
Party
43.1%
Manhattan
45.7%
The Bronx
55.3%
Brooklyn
77.1%
Mark Green
Mark Green
2001 general election
Mark Green
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
193,372
The Bronx
97,087
Brooklyn
206,005
Queens
157,897
Staten Island
22,356
Total
676,717
%
45.7%
Working Families
Working Families
2001 general election
Working Families
Party
9,202
Manhattan
5,193
The Bronx
11,217
Brooklyn
5,631
Queens
1,308
Staten Island
32,551
Total
2.2%
Total
Total
2001 general election
Total
Party
202,574
Manhattan
102,280
The Bronx
217,222
Brooklyn
163,528
Queens
23,664
Staten Island
709,268
Total
47.9%
52.0%
52.0%
2001 general election
52.0%
Party
54.7%
Manhattan
52.5%
The Bronx
43.0%
Brooklyn
21.5%
Alan G. Hevesi
Alan G. Hevesi
2001 general election
Alan G. Hevesi
Party
Liberal
Manhattan
2,684
The Bronx
847
Brooklyn
2,124
Queens
1,886
Staten Island
486
Total
8,027
%
0.5%
Better Schools
Better Schools
2001 general election
Better Schools
Party
416
Manhattan
772
The Bronx
628
Brooklyn
407
Queens
81
Staten Island
2,304
Total
0.2%
Total
Total
2001 general election
Total
Party
3,100
Manhattan
1,619
The Bronx
2,752
Brooklyn
2,293
Queens
567
Staten Island
10,331
Total
0.7%
Julia Willebrand
Julia Willebrand
2001 general election
Julia Willebrand
Party
Green
Manhattan
2,241
The Bronx
670
Brooklyn
2,456
Queens
1,579
Staten Island
209
Total
7,155
%
0.5%
Terrance M. Gray
Terrance M. Gray
2001 general election
Terrance M. Gray
Party
Conservative
Manhattan
507
The Bronx
642
Brooklyn
844
Queens
1,219
Staten Island
365
Total
3,577
%
0.2%
Thomas K. Leighton
Thomas K. Leighton
2001 general election
Thomas K. Leighton
Party
Marijuana Reform
Manhattan
791
The Bronx
529
Brooklyn
680
Queens
418
Staten Island
145
Total
2,563
%
0.2%
Kenny Kramer
Kenny Kramer
2001 general election
Kenny Kramer
Party
Libertarian
Manhattan
368
The Bronx
296
Brooklyn
338
Queens
306
Staten Island
100
Total
1,408
%
0.1%
Bernhard H. Goetz
Bernhard H. Goetz
2001 general election
Bernhard H. Goetz
Party
Fusion
Manhattan
203
The Bronx
201
Brooklyn
333
Queens
253
Staten Island
59
Total
1,049
%
0.1%
Kenneth B. Golding
Kenneth B. Golding
2001 general election
Kenneth B. Golding
Party
American Dream
Manhattan
96
The Bronx
112
Brooklyn
163
Queens
81
Staten Island
22
Total
474
%
03%
scattered votes
scattered votes
2001 general election
scattered votes
Party
114
Manhattan
57
The Bronx
26
Brooklyn
106
Queens
29
Staten Island
332
Total
02%
colspan=2
colspan=2
2001 general election
colspan=2
TOTAL RECORDED VOTE
TOTAL RECORDED VOTE
2001 general election
TOTAL RECORDED VOTE
Party
389,791
Manhattan
187,003
The Bronx
413,854
Brooklyn
380,215
Queens
110,051
Staten Island
1,480,914
Total
(100.0%)
(unrecorded votes)
(unrecorded votes)
2001 general election
(unrecorded votes)
Party
9,186
Manhattan
6,125
The Bronx
12,097
Brooklyn
10,285
Queens
1,836
Staten Island
39,529
Total vote
Total vote
2001 general election
Total vote
Party
398,977
Manhattan
193,128
The Bronx
425,951
Brooklyn
390,500
Queens
111,887
Staten Island
1,520,443
2001 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
%
Bloomberg's margin over Green
– 22,777
– 21,683
– 28,182
+ 46,904
+ 61,227
+ 35,489
+ 2.4%
Michael Bloomberg
Republican
162,096
72,551
174,053
196,241
80,725
685,666
46.3%
Independence
17,701
8,046
14,987
14,191
4,166
59,091
4.0%
Total
179,797
80,597
189,040
210,432
84,891
744,757
50.3%
46.1%
43.1%
45.7%
55.3%
77.1%
Mark Green
Democratic
193,372
97,087
206,005
157,897
22,356
676,717
45.7%
Working Families
9,202
5,193
11,217
5,631
1,308
32,551
2.2%
Total
202,574
102,280
217,222
163,528
23,664
709,268
47.9%
52.0%
54.7%
52.5%
43.0%
21.5%
Alan G. Hevesi
Liberal
2,684
847
2,124
1,886
486
8,027
0.5%
Better Schools
416
772
628
407
81
2,304
0.2%
Total
3,100
1,619
2,752
2,293
567
10,331
0.7%
Julia Willebrand
Green
2,241
670
2,456
1,579
209
7,155
0.5%
Terrance M. Gray
Conservative
507
642
844
1,219
365
3,577
0.2%
Thomas K. Leighton
Marijuana Reform
791
529
680
418
145
2,563
0.2%
Kenny Kramer
Libertarian
368
296
338
306
100
1,408
0.1%
Bernhard H. Goetz
Fusion
203
201
333
253
59
1,049
0.1%
Kenneth B. Golding
American Dream
96
112
163
81
22
474
03%
scattered votes
114
57
26
106
29
332
02%
colspan=2
TOTAL RECORDED VOTE
389,791
187,003
413,854
380,215
110,051
1,480,914
(100.0%)
(unrecorded votes)
9,186
6,125
12,097
10,285
1,836
39,529
Total vote
398,977
193,128
425,951
390,500
111,887
1,520,443
· Recent elections › 2001
Democratic Primary Runoff
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Mark Green
131,438
38,256
120,781
94,342
18,183
403,000
Fernando Ferrer
86,579
106,086
109,831
77,330
7,193
387,019
790,019
· Recent elections › 2001
Democratic Primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Fernando Ferrer
60,839
86,571
77,516
49,441
5,084
279,451
Mark Green
83,856
26,125
77,805
49,692
5,704
243,182
Peter F. Vallone (Sr.)
25,296
18,268
51,210
48,576
11,842
155,192
Alan G. Hevesi
32,925
6,066
25,110
27,163
3,504
94,768
George N. Spitz
1,558
1,264
2,923
2,489
283
8,517
785,365
· Recent elections › 2001
Republican Primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Michael Bloomberg
10,959
3,230
10,168
14,543
9,155
48,055
Herman Badillo
4,161
1,838
4,153
5,700
2,624
18,476
72,961
· Recent elections › 1997
Rudy Giuliani
Rudy Giuliani
1997 general election
Rudy Giuliani
Party
Republican-Liberal
Manhattan
171,080
The Bronx
84,440
Brooklyn
207,277
Queens
234,851
Staten Island
86,167
Total
783,815
%
57.7%
50.9%
50.9%
1997 general election
50.9%
Party
43.6%
Manhattan
53.3%
The Bronx
64.6%
Brooklyn
78.6%
Ruth Messinger
Ruth Messinger
1997 general election
Ruth Messinger
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
149,009
The Bronx
104,787
Brooklyn
165,699
Queens
115,175
Staten Island
14,665
Total
549,335
%
40.5%
47.1%
47.1%
1997 general election
47.1%
Party
54.8%
Manhattan
44.7%
The Bronx
33.7%
Brooklyn
17.9%
All others
All others
1997 general election
All others
Party
5,696
Manhattan
2,773
The Bronx
7,062
Brooklyn
5,764
Queens
3,003
Staten Island
24,398
Total
1.9%
1.7%
1.7%
1997 general election
1.7%
Party
1.4%
Manhattan
1.9%
The Bronx
1.6%
Brooklyn
2.9%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1997 general election
T O T A L
Party
325,785
Manhattan
192,000
The Bronx
380,038
Brooklyn
355,790
Queens
103,835
Staten Island
1,357,448
Total
100%
1997 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
%
Rudy Giuliani
Republican-Liberal
171,080
84,440
207,277
234,851
86,167
783,815
57.7%
50.9%
43.6%
53.3%
64.6%
78.6%
Ruth Messinger
Democratic
149,009
104,787
165,699
115,175
14,665
549,335
40.5%
47.1%
54.8%
44.7%
33.7%
17.9%
All others
5,696
2,773
7,062
5,764
3,003
24,398
1.9%
1.7%
1.4%
1.9%
1.6%
2.9%
T O T A L
325,785
192,000
380,038
355,790
103,835
1,357,448
100%
· Past elections › 1993
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
Rudy 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
2462
General election
2098
General election
3995
General election
5258
General election
2113
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
Rudy 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
2462
2098
3995
5258
2113
15,926
1,827,465
· Past elections › 1989
Dinkins' lead over Giuliani
Dinkins' lead over Giuliani
General election
Dinkins' lead over Giuliani
General election
+ 97,600
General election
+ 72,471
General election
+ 39,071
General election
– 94,670
General election
– 67,392
General election
+ 47,080
Democratic
Democratic
General election
Democratic
General election
David N. Dinkins
General election
255,286
General election
172,271
General election
276,903
General election
190,096
General election
22,988
General election
917,544
Republican – Liberal – Independent
Republican – Liberal – Independent
General election
Republican – Liberal – Independent
General election
Rudy Giuliani
General election
157,686
General election
99,800
General election
237,832
General election
284,766
General election
90,380
General election
870,464
Right to Life
Right to Life
General election
Right to Life
General election
Henry Hewes
General election
3,025
General election
2,571
General election
4,140
General election
5,647
General election
2,077
General election
17,460
Conservative
Conservative
General election
Conservative
General election
Ronald S. Lauder
General election
1,701
General election
1,139
General election
2,328
General election
3,062
General election
1,041
General election
9,271
General election
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Dinkins' lead over Giuliani
+ 97,600
+ 72,471
+ 39,071
– 94,670
– 67,392
+ 47,080
Democratic
David N. Dinkins
255,286
172,271
276,903
190,096
22,988
917,544
Republican – Liberal – Independent
Rudy Giuliani
157,686
99,800
237,832
284,766
90,380
870,464
Right to Life
Henry Hewes
3,025
2,571
4,140
5,647
2,077
17,460
Conservative
Ronald S. Lauder
1,701
1,139
2,328
3,062
1,041
9,271
Others
1,904
714
1,197
947
194
4,956
1,819,695
· Past elections › 1989
Democratic Primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
David N. Dinkins
151,113
101,274
170,440
113,952
11,122
547,901
Ed Koch
96,923
66,600
139,268
129,262
24,260
456,313
Harrison J. Goldin
6,889
4,951
9,619
5,857
1,493
28,809
Richard Ravitch
17,499
5,946
13,214
9,443
1,432
47,534
· Past elections › 1985
Democratic – Independent
Democratic – Independent
General election
Democratic – Independent
General election
Ed Koch
General election
171,582
General election
137,472
General election
248,585
General election
248,041
General election
62,580
General election
868,260
Liberal
Liberal
General election
Liberal
General election
Carol Bellamy
General election
41,190
General election
14,092
General election
29,256
General election
25,098
General election
3,835
General election
113,471
Republican – Conservative
Republican – Conservative
General election
Republican – Conservative
General election
Diane McGrath
General election
17,491
General election
12,358
General election
25,738
General election
36,032
General election
10,049
General election
101,668
General election
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Democratic – Independent
Ed Koch
171,582
137,472
248,585
248,041
62,580
868,260
Liberal
Carol Bellamy
41,190
14,092
29,256
25,098
3,835
113,471
Republican – Conservative
Diane McGrath
17,491
12,358
25,738
36,032
10,049
101,668
others
29,397
1,112,796
· Past elections › 1981
Democratic – Republican
Democratic – Republican
General election
Democratic – Republican
General election
Ed Koch
General election
189,631
General election
132,421
General election
261,292
General election
275,812
General election
53,466
General election
912,622
Unity
Unity
General election
Unity
General election
Frank J. Barbaro
General election
56,702
General election
22,074
General election
48,812
General election
31,225
General election
3,906
General election
162,719
Liberal
Liberal
General election
Liberal
General election
Mary Codd
General election
14,228
General election
5,902
General election
7,958
General election
8,795
General election
4,835
General election
41,718
Conservative
Conservative
General election
Conservative
General election
John Esposito
General election
6,682
General election
7,634
General election
15,388
General election
26,515
General election
3,881
General election
60,100
General election
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Democratic – Republican
Ed Koch
189,631
132,421
261,292
275,812
53,466
912,622
Unity
Frank J. Barbaro
56,702
22,074
48,812
31,225
3,906
162,719
Liberal
Mary Codd
14,228
5,902
7,958
8,795
4,835
41,718
Conservative
John Esposito
6,682
7,634
15,388
26,515
3,881
60,100
1,222,644
· Past elections › 1977
Democratic
Democratic
General election
Democratic
General election
Ed Koch
General election
184,842
General election
116,436
General election
204,934
General election
191,894
General election
19,270
General election
717,376
Liberal –Neighborhood Government
Liberal –Neighborhood Government
General election
Liberal –Neighborhood Government
General election
Mario M. Cuomo
General election
77,531
General election
87,421
General election
173,321
General election
208,748
General election
40,932
General election
587,913
Republican
Republican
General election
Republican
General election
Roy M. Goodman
General election
19,321
General election
6,102
General election
11,491
General election
18,460
General election
3,229
General election
58,606
Conservative
Conservative
General election
Conservative
General election
Barry M. Farber
General election
9,070
General election
7,624
General election
16,576
General election
20,453
General election
3,714
General election
57,437
others
others
General election
others
General election
4,281
General election
1,731
General election
3,752
General election
3,256
General election
761
General election
13,781
General election
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Democratic
Ed Koch
184,842
116,436
204,934
191,894
19,270
717,376
Liberal –Neighborhood Government
Mario M. Cuomo
77,531
87,421
173,321
208,748
40,932
587,913
Republican
Roy M. Goodman
19,321
6,102
11,491
18,460
3,229
58,606
Conservative
Barry M. Farber
9,070
7,624
16,576
20,453
3,714
57,437
others
4,281
1,731
3,752
3,256
761
13,781
1,435,113
· Past elections › 1977
1977 Democratic Primary Runoff
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Ed Koch
115,251
69,612
131,271
107,033
9,835
433,002
Mario M. Cuomo
61,570
55,355
112,587
105,522
19,799
354,833
787,835
· Past elections › 1977
1977 Democratic Primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Ed Koch
50,806
23,453
49,470
52,002
5,812
181,544
Mario M. Cuomo
25,331
23,028
54,845
56,698
10,430
170,332
Abraham D. Beame
23,758
25,747
63,304
44,607
7,337
164,753
Bella Abzug
56,045
20,435
37,236
33,883
4,314
151,913
Percy Sutton
35,012
24,801
42,903
28,525
1,399
132,640
Herman Badillo
27,193
35,007
28,909
9,051
876
101,036
902,218
· 1929 to 1973 › 1973
Abraham Beame
Abraham Beame
1973 general election
Abraham Beame
Party
Democratic – Civil Service & Fusion
Manhattan
159,531
The Bronx
161,156
Brooklyn
322,141
Queens
283,145
Richmond [Staten Is.]
37,569
Total
963,542
%
56.5%
49.8%
49.8%
1973 general election
49.8%
Party
57.3%
Manhattan
63.6%
The Bronx
56.7%
Brooklyn
47.1%
John Marchi
John Marchi
1973 general election
John Marchi
Party
Republican -Integrity
Manhattan
44,200
The Bronx
37,287
Brooklyn
73,328
Queens
90,860
Richmond [Staten Is.]
28,377
Total
274,052
%
16.1%
13.8%
13.8%
1973 general election
13.8%
Party
13.3%
Manhattan
14.5%
The Bronx
18.2%
Brooklyn
35.6%
Albert H. Blumenthal
Albert H. Blumenthal
1973 general election
Albert H. Blumenthal
Party
Liberal – Good Government
Manhattan
99,816
The Bronx
32,305
Brooklyn
59,417
Queens
66,056
Richmond [Staten Is.]
5,006
Total
262,600
%
15.4%
31.2%
31.2%
1973 general election
31.2%
Party
11.5%
Manhattan
11.7%
The Bronx
13.2%
Brooklyn
6.3%
Mario Biaggi
Mario Biaggi
1973 general election
Mario Biaggi
Party
Conservative – Safe City
Manhattan
16,662
The Bronx
50,440
Brooklyn
51,391
Queens
59,691
Richmond [Staten Is.]
8,793
Total
186,977
%
11.0%
5.2%
5.2%
1973 general election
5.2%
Party
17.9%
Manhattan
10.2%
The Bronx
11.9%
Brooklyn
11.0%
subtotal
subtotal
1973 general election
subtotal
Party
320,209
Manhattan
281,188
The Bronx
506,277
Brooklyn
499,752
Queens
79,745
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,687,171
Total
98.9
others
others
1973 general election
others
Party
colspan=5
Manhattan
18,463
The Bronx
1.1%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1973 general election
T O T A L
Manhattan
1,705,634
1973 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Abraham Beame
Democratic – Civil Service & Fusion
159,531
161,156
322,141
283,145
37,569
963,542
56.5%
49.8%
57.3%
63.6%
56.7%
47.1%
John Marchi
Republican -Integrity
44,200
37,287
73,328
90,860
28,377
274,052
16.1%
13.8%
13.3%
14.5%
18.2%
35.6%
Albert H. Blumenthal
Liberal – Good Government
99,816
32,305
59,417
66,056
5,006
262,600
15.4%
31.2%
11.5%
11.7%
13.2%
6.3%
Mario Biaggi
Conservative – Safe City
16,662
50,440
51,391
59,691
8,793
186,977
11.0%
5.2%
17.9%
10.2%
11.9%
11.0%
subtotal
320,209
281,188
506,277
499,752
79,745
1,687,171
98.9
others
colspan=5
18,463
1.1%
T O T A L
1,705,634
· 1929 to 1973 › 1973
Abraham Beame
Abraham Beame
1973 Democratic initial primary
Abraham Beame
Manhattan
46,519
The Bronx
42,537
Brooklyn
98,121
Queens
74,223
Richmond [Staten Is.]
9,021
Total
270,421
%
34%
26%
26%
1973 Democratic initial primary
26%
Manhattan
27%
The Bronx
41%
Brooklyn
40%
Queens
42%
Herman Badillo
Herman Badillo
1973 Democratic initial primary
Herman Badillo
Manhattan
74,496
The Bronx
57,258
Brooklyn
58,546
Queens
34,742
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,977
Total
228,019
%
29%
41%
41%
1973 Democratic initial primary
41%
Manhattan
36%
The Bronx
25%
Brooklyn
19%
Queens
14%
Albert H. Blumenthal
Albert H. Blumenthal
1973 Democratic initial primary
Albert H. Blumenthal
Manhattan
41,794
The Bronx
18,713
Brooklyn
32,412
Queens
29,173
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,814
Total
123,906
%
16%
23%
23%
1973 Democratic initial primary
23%
Manhattan
12%
The Bronx
14%
Brooklyn
16%
Queens
8%
Mario Biaggi
Mario Biaggi
1973 Democratic initial primary
Mario Biaggi
Manhattan
18,218
The Bronx
39,893
Brooklyn
48,952
Queens
45,949
Richmond [Staten Is.]
7,775
Total
160,787
%
21%
10%
10%
1973 Democratic initial primary
10%
Manhattan
25%
The Bronx
21%
Brooklyn
25%
Queens
36%
bgcolor=f8f8d8|[100%]
bgcolor=f8f8d8|[100%]
1973 Democratic initial primary
bgcolor=f8f8d8|[100%]
1973 Democratic initial primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Abraham Beame
46,519
42,537
98,121
74,223
9,021
270,421
34%
26%
27%
41%
40%
42%
Herman Badillo
74,496
57,258
58,546
34,742
2,977
228,019
29%
41%
36%
25%
19%
14%
Albert H. Blumenthal
41,794
18,713
32,412
29,173
1,814
123,906
16%
23%
12%
14%
16%
8%
Mario Biaggi
18,218
39,893
48,952
45,949
7,775
160,787
21%
10%
25%
21%
25%
36%
bgcolor=f8f8d8|[100%]
· 1929 to 1973 › 1973
Abraham Beame
Abraham Beame
1973 Democratic run-off primary
Abraham Beame
Manhattan
78,760
The Bronx
96,590
Brooklyn
200,945
Queens
153,377
Richmond [Staten Is.]
17,844
Total
547,626
%
60.8%
41%
41%
1973 Democratic run-off primary
41%
Manhattan
53%
The Bronx
69%
Brooklyn
73%
Queens
79%
Herman Badillo
Herman Badillo
1973 Democratic run-off primary
Herman Badillo
Manhattan
113,738
The Bronx
85,827
Brooklyn
91,628
Queens
56,933
Richmond [Staten Is.]
4,796
Total
352,912
%
39.2%
59%
59%
1973 Democratic run-off primary
59%
Manhattan
47%
The Bronx
32%
Brooklyn
27%
Queens
21%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1973 Democratic run-off primary
T O T A L
Manhattan
192,598
The Bronx
182,417
Brooklyn
292,573
Queens
210,310
Richmond [Staten Is.]
22,640
Total
900.538
1973 Democratic run-off primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Abraham Beame
78,760
96,590
200,945
153,377
17,844
547,626
60.8%
41%
53%
69%
73%
79%
Herman Badillo
113,738
85,827
91,628
56,933
4,796
352,912
39.2%
59%
47%
32%
27%
21%
T O T A L
192,598
182,417
292,573
210,310
22,640
900.538
· 1929 to 1973 › 1969
John Lindsay
John Lindsay
1969 general election
John Lindsay
Party
Liberal – Independent
Manhattan
328,564
The Bronx
161,953
Brooklyn
256,046
Queens
249,330
Richmond [Staten Is.]
16,740
Total
1,012,633
%
42.4%
67.1%
67.1%
1969 general election
67.1%
Party
40.1%
Manhattan
36.0%
The Bronx
36.3%
Brooklyn
17.5%
Mario Procaccino
Mario Procaccino
1969 general election
Mario Procaccino
Party
Democratic – Civil Service Fusion
Manhattan
99,460
The Bronx
165,647
Brooklyn
301,324
Queens
245,783
Richmond [Staten Is.]
19,558
Total
831,772
%
34.8%
20.3%
20.3%
1969 general election
20.3%
Party
41.0%
Manhattan
42.4%
The Bronx
35.8%
Brooklyn
20.5%
John Marchi
John Marchi
1969 general election
John Marchi
Party
Republican – Conservative
Manhattan
61,539
The Bronx
76,711
Brooklyn
152,933
Queens
192,008
Richmond [Staten Is.]
59,220
Total
542,411
%
22.7%
12.6%
12.6%
1969 general election
12.6%
Party
19.0%
Manhattan
21.5%
The Bronx
27.9%
Brooklyn
62.0%
subtotal
subtotal
1969 general election
subtotal
Party
489,563
Manhattan
404,311
The Bronx
710,303
Brooklyn
687,121
Queens
95,518
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,386,816
Total
99.8%
Rasheed Storey
Rasheed Storey
1969 general election
Rasheed Storey
Party
Communist
The Bronx
4,018
Brooklyn
0.2%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1969 general election
T O T A L
Manhattan
2,390,834
The Bronx
100.0%
1969 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John Lindsay
Liberal – Independent
328,564
161,953
256,046
249,330
16,740
1,012,633
42.4%
67.1%
40.1%
36.0%
36.3%
17.5%
Mario Procaccino
Democratic – Civil Service Fusion
99,460
165,647
301,324
245,783
19,558
831,772
34.8%
20.3%
41.0%
42.4%
35.8%
20.5%
John Marchi
Republican – Conservative
61,539
76,711
152,933
192,008
59,220
542,411
22.7%
12.6%
19.0%
21.5%
27.9%
62.0%
subtotal
489,563
404,311
710,303
687,121
95,518
2,386,816
99.8%
Rasheed Storey
Communist
4,018
0.2%
T O T A L
2,390,834
100.0%
· 1929 to 1973 › 1969
1969 Republican primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
[Lindsay minus Marchi]
+ 31,779
– 3,910
– 13,119
– 13,811
– 7,271
– 6,332
John Lindsay
44,236
12,222
20,575
26,658
3,675
107,366
John J. Marchi
12,457
16,132
33,694
40,649
10,946
113,698
221,064
· 1929 to 1973 › 1969
1969 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Mario Procaccino
26,804
50,465
87,650
79,002
11,628
255,529
percentage
16%
34%
36%
40%
52%
33%
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
40,978
33,442
81,833
61,244
6,967
224,464
percentage
25%
23%
33%
31%
31%
29%
Herman Badillo
74,809
48,841
52,866
37,880
2,769
217,165
percentage
45%
33%
22%
19%
12%
28%
Norman Mailer
17,372
4,214
10,299
8,700
703
41,288
percentage
10%
3%
4%
4%
3%
5%
James H. Scheuer
7,117
10,788
11,942
8,994
509
39,350
percentage
4%
7%
5%
5%
2%
5%
777,796
· 1929 to 1973 › 1965
John Lindsay
John Lindsay
1965 general election
John Lindsay
Party
Republican – Liberal – Independent Citizens
Manhattan
291,326
The Bronx
181,072
Brooklyn
308,398
Queens
331,162
Richmond [Staten Is.]
37,148
Total
1,149,106
%
45.0%
55.8%
55.8%
1965 general election
55.8%
Party
39.5%
Manhattan
40.0%
The Bronx
47.1%
Brooklyn
45.8%
Abraham Beame
Abraham Beame
1965 general election
Abraham Beame
Party
Democratic – Civil Service Fusion
Manhattan
193,230
The Bronx
213,980
Brooklyn
365,360
Queens
250,662
Richmond [Staten Is.]
23,467
Total
1,046,699
%
41.0%
37.0%
37.0%
1965 general election
37.0%
Party
46.6%
Manhattan
47.4%
The Bronx
35.6%
Brooklyn
28.9%
William F. Buckley Jr.
William F. Buckley Jr.
1965 general election
William F. Buckley Jr.
Party
Conservative
Manhattan
37,694
The Bronx
63,858
Brooklyn
97,679
Queens
121,544
Richmond [Staten Is.]
20,451
Total
341,226
%
13.4%
7.2%
7.2%
1965 general election
7.2%
Party
13.9%
Manhattan
12.7%
The Bronx
17.3%
Brooklyn
25.2%
subtotal
subtotal
1965 general election
subtotal
Party
522,250
Manhattan
458,910
The Bronx
771,437
Brooklyn
703,368
Queens
81,066
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,537,031
Total
99.4%
others
others
1965 general election
others
Manhattan
17,168
The Bronx
0.6%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1965 general election
T O T A L
Manhattan
2,554,199
1965 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John Lindsay
Republican – Liberal – Independent Citizens
291,326
181,072
308,398
331,162
37,148
1,149,106
45.0%
55.8%
39.5%
40.0%
47.1%
45.8%
Abraham Beame
Democratic – Civil Service Fusion
193,230
213,980
365,360
250,662
23,467
1,046,699
41.0%
37.0%
46.6%
47.4%
35.6%
28.9%
William F. Buckley Jr.
Conservative
37,694
63,858
97,679
121,544
20,451
341,226
13.4%
7.2%
13.9%
12.7%
17.3%
25.2%
subtotal
522,250
458,910
771,437
703,368
81,066
2,537,031
99.4%
others
17,168
0.6%
T O T A L
2,554,199
· 1929 to 1973 › 1965
1965 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total
Abraham D. Beame
53,386
66,064
128,146
82,601
6,148
336,345
Paul R. Screvane
66,444
54,260
79,485
63,680
7,512
271,381
William F. Ryan
48,744
16,632
24,588
22,570
1,204
113,738
Paul O'Dwyer
6,771
5,976
8,332
6,895
697
28,675
750,139
· 1929 to 1973 › 1961
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
1961 general election
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Party
Democratic – Liberal – Brotherhood
Manhattan
265,015
The Bronx
255,528
Brooklyn
396,539
Queens
290,194
Richmond [Staten Is.]
30,145
Total
1,237,421
%
51.03%
55.6%
55.6%
1961 general election
55.6%
Party
55.8%
Manhattan
52.7%
The Bronx
45.8%
Brooklyn
41.0%
Louis Lefkowitz
Louis Lefkowitz
1961 general election
Louis Lefkowitz
Party
Republican – Nonpartisan – Civic Action
Manhattan
174,471
The Bronx
134,964
Brooklyn
251,258
Queens
243,836
Richmond [Staten Is.]
31,162
Total
835,691
%
34.46%
36.6%
36.6%
1961 general election
36.6%
Party
29.5%
Manhattan
33.4%
The Bronx
38.5%
Brooklyn
42.3%
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Lawrence E. Gerosa
1961 general election
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Party
Independent – Citizens' Party
Manhattan
36,893
The Bronx
67,213
Brooklyn
105,232
Queens
99,987
Richmond [Staten Is.]
12,279
Total
321,604
%
13.26%
7.7%
7.7%
1961 general election
7.7%
Party
14.7%
Manhattan
14.0%
The Bronx
15.8%
Brooklyn
16.7%
subtotal
subtotal
1961 general election
subtotal
Party
476,379
Manhattan
457,705
The Bronx
753,029
Brooklyn
634,017
Queens
73,586
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,394,716
Total
98.75%
others
others
1961 general election
others
Manhattan
30,269
The Bronx
1.25%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1961 general election
T O T A L
Manhattan
2,424,985
1961 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Democratic – Liberal – Brotherhood
265,015
255,528
396,539
290,194
30,145
1,237,421
51.03%
55.6%
55.8%
52.7%
45.8%
41.0%
Louis Lefkowitz
Republican – Nonpartisan – Civic Action
174,471
134,964
251,258
243,836
31,162
835,691
34.46%
36.6%
29.5%
33.4%
38.5%
42.3%
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Independent – Citizens' Party
36,893
67,213
105,232
99,987
12,279
321,604
13.26%
7.7%
14.7%
14.0%
15.8%
16.7%
subtotal
476,379
457,705
753,029
634,017
73,586
2,394,716
98.75%
others
30,269
1.25%
T O T A L
2,424,985
· 1929 to 1973 › 1961
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
1961 Democratic primary
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Manhattan
122,607
The Bronx
78,626
Brooklyn
136,440
Queens
102,845
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,498
Total
456,016
%
60.9%
65%
65%
1961 Democratic primary
65%
Manhattan
62%
The Bronx
57%
Brooklyn
62%
Queens
60%
Arthur Levitt
Arthur Levitt
1961 Democratic primary
Arthur Levitt
Manhattan
66,917
The Bronx
47,885
Brooklyn
103,296
Queens
64,157
Richmond [Staten Is.]
10,471
Total
292,726
%
39.1%
35%
35%
1961 Democratic primary
35%
Manhattan
38%
The Bronx
43%
Brooklyn
38%
Queens
40%
subtotal (for Wagner and Levitt only)
subtotal (for Wagner and Levitt only)
1961 Democratic primary
subtotal (for Wagner and Levitt only)
Manhattan
189,524
The Bronx
126,511
Brooklyn
239,736
Queens
167,002
Richmond [Staten Is.]
25,969
Total
748,742
%
[100%]
1961 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
122,607
78,626
136,440
102,845
15,498
456,016
60.9%
65%
62%
57%
62%
60%
Arthur Levitt
66,917
47,885
103,296
64,157
10,471
292,726
39.1%
35%
38%
43%
38%
40%
subtotal (for Wagner and Levitt only)
189,524
126,511
239,736
167,002
25,969
748,742
[100%]
· 1929 to 1973 › 1957
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
1957
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Party
Democratic – Liberal – Fusion
Manhattan
316,203
The Bronx
316,299
Brooklyn
495,078
Queens
341,212
Richmond [Staten Is.]
40,983
Total
1,509,775
%
69.2%
73.8%
73.8%
1957
73.8%
Party
76.6%
Manhattan
75.1%
The Bronx
64.1%
Brooklyn
64.7%
Robert Christenberry
Robert Christenberry
1957
Robert Christenberry
Party
Republican
Manhattan
112,173
The Bronx
96,726
Brooklyn
163,427
Queens
191,061
Richmond [Staten Is.]
22,381
Total
585,768
%
26.9%
26.2%
26.2%
1957
26.2%
Party
23.4%
Manhattan
24.9%
The Bronx
35.9%
Brooklyn
35.3%
Vito P. Battista
Vito P. Battista
1957
Vito P. Battista
Party
United Taxpayers
Manhattan
7,976
The Bronx
11,417
Brooklyn
28,921
Queens
17,757
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,205
Total
67,266
%
3.1%
Total
Total
1957
Total
Manhattan
2,179,878
1957
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Democratic – Liberal – Fusion
316,203
316,299
495,078
341,212
40,983
1,509,775
69.2%
73.8%
76.6%
75.1%
64.1%
64.7%
Robert Christenberry
Republican
112,173
96,726
163,427
191,061
22,381
585,768
26.9%
26.2%
23.4%
24.9%
35.9%
35.3%
Vito P. Battista
United Taxpayers
7,976
11,417
28,921
17,757
1,205
67,266
3.1%
Total
2,179,878
· 1929 to 1973 › 1953
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Col 1
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
236,960
The Bronx
206,771
Brooklyn
339,970
Queens
207,918
Richmond [Staten Is.]
31,007
Total
1,022,626
%
46.3%
47.9%
47.9%
Col 1
47.9%
Party
46.2%
Manhattan
46.6%
The Bronx
40.6%
Brooklyn
51.8%
Harold Riegelman
Harold Riegelman
Col 1
Harold Riegelman
Party
Republican
Manhattan
147,876
The Bronx
97,224
Brooklyn
183,968
Queens
208,829
Richmond [Staten Is.]
23,694
Total
661,591
%
30.0%
29.9%
29.9%
Col 1
29.9%
Party
21.7%
Manhattan
25.2%
The Bronx
40.8%
Brooklyn
39.6%
Rudolph Halley
Rudolph Halley
Col 1
Rudolph Halley
Party
Liberal
Manhattan
76,884
The Bronx
112,825
Brooklyn
162,275
Queens
73,192
Richmond [Staten Is.]
3,514
Total
428,690
%
19.4%
Independent
Independent
Col 1
Independent
Party
7,648
Manhattan
9,853
The Bronx
13,264
Brooklyn
7,356
Queens
295
Richmond [Staten Is.]
38,416
Total
1.7%
Total
Total
Col 1
Total
Party
84,532
Manhattan
122,678
The Bronx
175,539
Brooklyn
80,548
Queens
3,809
Richmond [Staten Is.]
467,106
Total
21.1%
17.1%
17.1%
Col 1
17.1%
Party
27.4%
Manhattan
24.1%
The Bronx
15.7%
Brooklyn
6.4%
Clifford T. McAvoy
Clifford T. McAvoy
Col 1
Clifford T. McAvoy
Party
American Labor Party
Manhattan
14,904
The Bronx
13,290
Brooklyn
17,337
Queens
7,182
Richmond [Staten Is.]
332
Total
53,045
%
2.4%
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Robert F. Wagner Jr.
Democratic
236,960
206,771
339,970
207,918
31,007
1,022,626
46.3%
47.9%
46.2%
46.6%
40.6%
51.8%
Harold Riegelman
Republican
147,876
97,224
183,968
208,829
23,694
661,591
30.0%
29.9%
21.7%
25.2%
40.8%
39.6%
Rudolph Halley
Liberal
76,884
112,825
162,275
73,192
3,514
428,690
19.4%
Independent
7,648
9,853
13,264
7,356
295
38,416
1.7%
Total
84,532
122,678
175,539
80,548
3,809
467,106
21.1%
17.1%
27.4%
24.1%
15.7%
6.4%
Clifford T. McAvoy
American Labor Party
14,904
13,290
17,337
7,182
332
53,045
2.4%
· 1929 to 1973 › 1950
Vincent Impellitteri
Vincent Impellitteri
1950
Vincent Impellitteri
Party
Experience
Manhattan
246,608
The Bronx
215,913
Brooklyn
357,322
Queens
303,448
Richmond [Staten Is.]
37,884
Total
1,161,175
%
44.2%
40.4%
40.4%
1950
40.4%
Party
41.3%
Manhattan
40.5%
The Bronx
55.5%
Brooklyn
60.0%
Ferdinand Pecora
Ferdinand Pecora
1950
Ferdinand Pecora
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
166,240
The Bronx
157,537
Brooklyn
271,670
Queens
104,734
Richmond [Staten Is.]
11,177
Total
711,358
%
27.1%
Liberal
Liberal
1950
Liberal
Party
48,370
Manhattan
59,717
The Bronx
90,576
Brooklyn
24,489
Queens
841
Richmond [Staten Is.]
223,993
Total
8.5%
Total
Total
1950
Total
Party
214,610
Manhattan
217,254
The Bronx
362,246
Brooklyn
129,223
Queens
12,018
Richmond [Staten Is.]
935,351
Total
35.6%
35.1%
35.1%
1950
35.1%
Party
41.6%
Manhattan
41.0%
The Bronx
23.6%
Brooklyn
19.0%
Edward Corsi
Edward Corsi
1950
Edward Corsi
Party
Republican
Manhattan
102,575
The Bronx
54,796
Brooklyn
113,392
Queens
99,225
Richmond [Staten Is.]
12,384
Total
382,372
%
14.6%
16.8%
16.8%
1950
16.8%
Party
10.5%
Manhattan
12.8%
The Bronx
18.1%
Brooklyn
19.6%
Paul Ross
Paul Ross
1950
Paul Ross
Party
American Labor Party
Manhattan
47,201
The Bronx
34,575
Brooklyn
49,999
Queens
14,904
Richmond [Staten Is.]
899
Total
147,578
%
5.6%
Total
Total
1950
Total
Party
610,994
Manhattan
522,538
The Bronx
882,959
Brooklyn
546,800
Queens
63,185
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,626,476
1950
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Vincent Impellitteri
Experience
246,608
215,913
357,322
303,448
37,884
1,161,175
44.2%
40.4%
41.3%
40.5%
55.5%
60.0%
Ferdinand Pecora
Democratic
166,240
157,537
271,670
104,734
11,177
711,358
27.1%
Liberal
48,370
59,717
90,576
24,489
841
223,993
8.5%
Total
214,610
217,254
362,246
129,223
12,018
935,351
35.6%
35.1%
41.6%
41.0%
23.6%
19.0%
Edward Corsi
Republican
102,575
54,796
113,392
99,225
12,384
382,372
14.6%
16.8%
10.5%
12.8%
18.1%
19.6%
Paul Ross
American Labor Party
47,201
34,575
49,999
14,904
899
147,578
5.6%
Total
610,994
522,538
882,959
546,800
63,185
2,626,476
· 1929 to 1973 › 1949
William O'Dwyer
William O'Dwyer
1949
William O'Dwyer
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
278,343
The Bronx
254,014
Brooklyn
425,225
Queens
270,062
Richmond [Staten Is.]
38,868
Total
1,266,512
%
48.9%
44.8%
44.8%
1949
44.8%
Party
48.7%
Manhattan
48.8%
The Bronx
53.4%
Brooklyn
64.5%
Newbold Morris
Newbold Morris
1949
Newbold Morris
Party
Republican – Liberal – Fusion
Manhattan
219,430
The Bronx
185,248
Brooklyn
332,433
Queens
200,552
Richmond [Staten Is.]
18,406
Total
956,069
%
36.9%
35.3%
35.3%
1949
35.3%
Party
35.5%
Manhattan
38.2%
The Bronx
39.7%
Brooklyn
30.6%
Vito Marcantonio
Vito Marcantonio
1949
Vito Marcantonio
Party
American Labor
Manhattan
123,128
The Bronx
82,386
Brooklyn
113,478
Queens
34,677
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,957
Total
356,626
%
13.8%
19.8%
19.8%
1949
19.8%
Party
15.8%
Manhattan
13.0%
The Bronx
6.9%
Brooklyn
4.9%
Subtotal
Subtotal
1949
Subtotal
Party
620,901
Manhattan
521,648
The Bronx
871,136
Brooklyn
505,291
Queens
60,231
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,579,207
Total
99.6%
Others
Others
1949
Others
Manhattan
12,477
The Bronx
0.4%
Total
Total
1949
Total
Manhattan
2,591,684
1949
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
William O'Dwyer
Democratic
278,343
254,014
425,225
270,062
38,868
1,266,512
48.9%
44.8%
48.7%
48.8%
53.4%
64.5%
Newbold Morris
Republican – Liberal – Fusion
219,430
185,248
332,433
200,552
18,406
956,069
36.9%
35.3%
35.5%
38.2%
39.7%
30.6%
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor
123,128
82,386
113,478
34,677
2,957
356,626
13.8%
19.8%
15.8%
13.0%
6.9%
4.9%
Subtotal
620,901
521,648
871,136
505,291
60,231
2,579,207
99.6%
Others
12,477
0.4%
Total
2,591,684
· 1929 to 1973 › 1945
William O'Dwyer
William O'Dwyer
1945
William O'Dwyer
Party
Democratic –American Labor
Manhattan
253,371
The Bronx
227,818
Brooklyn
386,335
Queens
228,275
Richmond [Staten Is.]
29,558
Total
1,125,357
%
55.3%
55.8%
55.8%
1945
55.8%
Party
55.3%
Manhattan
56.8%
The Bronx
61.5%
Brooklyn
66.3%
Jonah J. Goldstein
Jonah J. Goldstein
1945
Jonah J. Goldstein
Party
Republican – Liberal –Fusion
Manhattan
100,591
The Bronx
95,582
Brooklyn
161,119
Queens
65,240
Richmond [Staten Is.]
9,069
Total
431,601
%
21.2%
22.2%
22.2%
1945
22.2%
Party
23.2%
Manhattan
23.6%
The Bronx
17.6%
Brooklyn
21.8%
Newbold Morris
Newbold Morris
1945
Newbold Morris
Party
No Deal
Manhattan
100,064
The Bronx
88,404
Brooklyn
136,262
Queens
77,687
Richmond [Staten Is.]
5,931
Total
408,348
%
20.6%
22.0%
22.0%
1945
22.0%
Party
21.5%
Manhattan
19.9%
The Bronx
20.9%
Brooklyn
13.3%
Subtotal
Subtotal
1945
Subtotal
Party
454,026
Manhattan
411,804
The Bronx
683,716
Brooklyn
371,202
Queens
44,558
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,965,306
Total
99.1%
Others
Others
1945
Others
Manhattan
17,055
The Bronx
0.9%
Total
Total
1945
Total
Manhattan
1,982,361
1945
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
William O'Dwyer
Democratic –American Labor
253,371
227,818
386,335
228,275
29,558
1,125,357
55.3%
55.8%
55.3%
56.8%
61.5%
66.3%
Jonah J. Goldstein
Republican – Liberal –Fusion
100,591
95,582
161,119
65,240
9,069
431,601
21.2%
22.2%
23.2%
23.6%
17.6%
21.8%
Newbold Morris
No Deal
100,064
88,404
136,262
77,687
5,931
408,348
20.6%
22.0%
21.5%
19.9%
20.9%
13.3%
Subtotal
454,026
411,804
683,716
371,202
44,558
1,965,306
99.1%
Others
17,055
0.9%
Total
1,982,361
· 1929 to 1973 › 1941
change in La Guardia's margin of victory, 1937–1941
change in La Guardia's margin of victory, 1937–1941
Party
change in La Guardia's margin of victory, 1937–1941
Party
– 21,481
Manhattan
– 31,205
The Bronx
–116,061
Brooklyn
–133,684
Queens
– 19,160
Richmond [Staten Is.]
– 321,591
Total
– 14.5%
La Guardia's margin over Jeremiah Mahoney (1937)
La Guardia's margin over Jeremiah Mahoney (1937)
Party
La Guardia's margin over Jeremiah Mahoney (1937)
Party
+ 91,989
Manhattan
+105,517
The Bronx
+207,869
Brooklyn
+ 40,966
Queens
+ 7,533
Richmond [Staten Is.]
+ 453,874
Total
+ 20.3%
La Guardia's margin over O'Dwyer (1941)
La Guardia's margin over O'Dwyer (1941)
Party
La Guardia's margin over O'Dwyer (1941)
Party
+ 70,508
Manhattan
+ 74,312
The Bronx
+ 91,808
Brooklyn
– 92,718
Queens
– 11,627
Richmond [Staten Is.]
+ 132,283
Total
+ 5.8%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Party
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Party
Republican
Manhattan
188,851
The Bronx
103,420
Brooklyn
242,537
Queens
116,359
Richmond [Staten Is.]
17,318
Total
668,485
%
29.5%
35.6%
35.6%
Party
35.6%
Party
22.9%
Manhattan
30.5%
The Bronx
27.1%
Brooklyn
30.7%
American Labor Party
American Labor Party
Party
American Labor Party
Party
81,642
Manhattan
135,900
The Bronx
174,601
Brooklyn
39,693
Queens
3,538
Richmond [Staten Is.]
435,374
Total
19.2%
15.4%
15.4%
Party
15.4%
Party
30.1%
Manhattan
21.9%
The Bronx
9.3%
Brooklyn
6.3%
City Fusion
City Fusion
Party
City Fusion
Party
21,642
Manhattan
14,719
The Bronx
17,024
Brooklyn
8,759
Queens
1,223
Richmond [Staten Is.]
63,367
Total
2.8%
United City
United City
Party
United City
Party
6,090
Manhattan
5,568
The Bronx
5,694
Brooklyn
1,770
Queens
170
Richmond [Staten Is.]
19,292
Total
0.9%
Total
Total
Party
Total
Party
298,225
Manhattan
259,607
The Bronx
439,856
Brooklyn
166,581
Queens
22,249
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,186,518
Total
52.4%
56.2%
56.2%
Party
56.2%
Party
57.6%
Manhattan
55.2%
The Bronx
38.8%
Brooklyn
39.4%
William O'Dwyer
William O'Dwyer
Party
William O'Dwyer
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
227,717
The Bronx
185,295
Brooklyn
348,048
Queens
259,299
Richmond [Staten Is.]
33,876
Total
1,054,235
%
46.6%
42.9%
42.9%
Party
42.9%
Party
41.1%
Manhattan
43.7%
The Bronx
60.5%
Brooklyn
60.1%
George W. Hartmann
George W. Hartmann
Party
George W. Hartmann
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
4,790
The Bronx
6,005
Brooklyn
8,574
Queens
2,973
Richmond [Staten Is.]
274
Total
22,616
%
1.0%
Total
Total
Party
Total
Party
530,732
Manhattan
450,907
The Bronx
796,478
Brooklyn
428,853
Queens
56,399
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,263,369
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
change in La Guardia's margin of victory, 1937–1941
– 21,481
– 31,205
–116,061
–133,684
– 19,160
– 321,591
– 14.5%
La Guardia's margin over Jeremiah Mahoney (1937)
+ 91,989
+105,517
+207,869
+ 40,966
+ 7,533
+ 453,874
+ 20.3%
La Guardia's margin over O'Dwyer (1941)
+ 70,508
+ 74,312
+ 91,808
– 92,718
– 11,627
+ 132,283
+ 5.8%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Republican
188,851
103,420
242,537
116,359
17,318
668,485
29.5%
35.6%
22.9%
30.5%
27.1%
30.7%
American Labor Party
81,642
135,900
174,601
39,693
3,538
435,374
19.2%
15.4%
30.1%
21.9%
9.3%
6.3%
City Fusion
21,642
14,719
17,024
8,759
1,223
63,367
2.8%
United City
6,090
5,568
5,694
1,770
170
19,292
0.9%
Total
298,225
259,607
439,856
166,581
22,249
1,186,518
52.4%
56.2%
57.6%
55.2%
38.8%
39.4%
William O'Dwyer
Democratic
227,717
185,295
348,048
259,299
33,876
1,054,235
46.6%
42.9%
41.1%
43.7%
60.5%
60.1%
George W. Hartmann
Socialist
4,790
6,005
8,574
2,973
274
22,616
1.0%
Total
530,732
450,907
796,478
428,853
56,399
2,263,369
· 1929 to 1973 › 1937
La Guardia's margin over Mahoney
La Guardia's margin over Mahoney
1937
La Guardia's margin over Mahoney
Party
+ 91,989
Manhattan
+105,517
The Bronx
+ 207,869
Brooklyn
+ 40,966
Queens
+ 7,533
Richmond [Staten Is.]
+ 453,874
Total
+ 20.3%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Fiorello H. La Guardia
1937
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Party
Republican
Manhattan
181,518
The Bronx
96,468
Brooklyn
228,313
Queens
144,433
Richmond [Staten Is.]
23,879
Total
674,611
%
30.2%
32.1%
32.1%
1937
32.1%
Party
22.0%
Manhattan
29.2%
The Bronx
37.3%
Brooklyn
38.4%
American Labor Party
American Labor Party
1937
American Labor Party
Party
99,735
Manhattan
138,756
The Bronx
200,783
Brooklyn
40,153
Queens
3,363
Richmond [Staten Is.]
482,790
Total
21.6%
17.6%
17.6%
1937
17.6%
Party
31.6%
Manhattan
25.7%
The Bronx
10.4%
Brooklyn
5.4%
Fusion
Fusion
1937
Fusion
Party
39,959
Manhattan
30,677
The Bronx
55,423
Brooklyn
26,217
Queens
7,280
Richmond [Staten Is.]
159,556
Total
7.1%
7.1%
7.1%
1937
7.1%
Party
7.0%
Manhattan
7.1%
The Bronx
6.8%
Brooklyn
11.7%
Progressive
Progressive
1937
Progressive
Party
7,783
Manhattan
6,421
The Bronx
9,997
Brooklyn
3,136
Queens
336
Richmond [Staten Is.]
27,673
Total
1.2%
Total
Total
1937
Total
Party
328,995
Manhattan
272,322
The Bronx
494,516
Brooklyn
213,939
Queens
34,858
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,344,630
Total
60.2%
58.1%
58.1%
1937
58.1%
Party
62.0%
Manhattan
63.3%
The Bronx
55.3%
Brooklyn
56.1%
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
1937
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
233,120
The Bronx
163,856
Brooklyn
282,137
Queens
171,002
Richmond [Staten Is.]
27,100
Total
877,215
%
39.2%
41.2%
41.2%
1937
41.2%
Party
37.3%
Manhattan
36.1%
The Bronx
44.2%
Brooklyn
43.6%
Trades Union
Trades Union
1937
Trades Union
Party
2,044
Manhattan
1,378
The Bronx
2,490
Brooklyn
1,014
Queens
122
Richmond [Staten Is.]
7,048
Total
0.3%
Anti-Communist
Anti-Communist
1937
Anti-Communist
Party
1,842
Manhattan
1,571
The Bronx
2,020
Brooklyn
957
Queens
103
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,493
Total
0.3%
Total
Total
1937
Total
Party
237,006
Manhattan
166,805
The Bronx
286,647
Brooklyn
172,973
Queens
27,325
Richmond [Staten Is.]
890,756
Total
39.8%
41.9%
41.9%
1937
41.9%
Party
38.0%
Manhattan
36.7%
The Bronx
44.7%
Brooklyn
43.9%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1937
T O T A L
Manhattan
566,001
The Bronx
439,127
Brooklyn
781,163
Queens
386,912
Richmond [Staten Is.]
62,183
Total
2,235,386
1937
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
La Guardia's margin over Mahoney
+ 91,989
+105,517
+ 207,869
+ 40,966
+ 7,533
+ 453,874
+ 20.3%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Republican
181,518
96,468
228,313
144,433
23,879
674,611
30.2%
32.1%
22.0%
29.2%
37.3%
38.4%
American Labor Party
99,735
138,756
200,783
40,153
3,363
482,790
21.6%
17.6%
31.6%
25.7%
10.4%
5.4%
Fusion
39,959
30,677
55,423
26,217
7,280
159,556
7.1%
7.1%
7.0%
7.1%
6.8%
11.7%
Progressive
7,783
6,421
9,997
3,136
336
27,673
1.2%
Total
328,995
272,322
494,516
213,939
34,858
1,344,630
60.2%
58.1%
62.0%
63.3%
55.3%
56.1%
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Democratic
233,120
163,856
282,137
171,002
27,100
877,215
39.2%
41.2%
37.3%
36.1%
44.2%
43.6%
Trades Union
2,044
1,378
2,490
1,014
122
7,048
0.3%
Anti-Communist
1,842
1,571
2,020
957
103
6,493
0.3%
Total
237,006
166,805
286,647
172,973
27,325
890,756
39.8%
41.9%
38.0%
36.7%
44.7%
43.9%
T O T A L
566,001
439,127
781,163
386,912
62,183
2,235,386
· 1929 to 1973 › 1933
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Fiorello H. La Guardia
1933
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Party
Republican – Fusion
Manhattan
203,479
The Bronx
151,669
Brooklyn
331,920
Queens
154,369
Richmond [Staten Is.]
27,085
Total
868,522
%
40.4%
38.4%
38.4%
1933
38.4%
Party
38.8%
Manhattan
44.4%
The Bronx
39.3%
Brooklyn
43.7%
Joseph V. McKee
Joseph V. McKee
1933
Joseph V. McKee
Party
Recovery
Manhattan
123,707
The Bronx
131,280
Brooklyn
194,558
Queens
141,296
Richmond [Staten Is.]
18,212
Total
609,053
%
28.3%
23.3%
23.3%
1933
23.3%
Party
33.6%
Manhattan
26.0%
The Bronx
36.0%
Brooklyn
29.4%
John P. O'Brien
John P. O'Brien
1933
John P. O'Brien
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
192,649
The Bronx
93,403
Brooklyn
194,335
Queens
90,501
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,784
Total
586,672
%
27.3%
36.3%
36.3%
1933
36.3%
Party
23.9%
Manhattan
26.0%
The Bronx
23.0%
Brooklyn
25.4%
Charles Solomon
Charles Solomon
1933
Charles Solomon
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
10,525
The Bronx
14,758
Brooklyn
26,941
Queens
6,669
Richmond [Staten Is.]
953
Total
59,846
%
3.0%
Robert Minor
Robert Minor
1933
Robert Minor
Party
Communist
Manhattan
5,143
The Bronx
8,674
Brooklyn
10,802
Queens
1,248
Richmond [Staten Is.]
177
Total
26,044
%
1.3%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1933
T O T A L
Party
536,100
Manhattan
400,297
The Bronx
759,399
Brooklyn
394,393
Queens
62,316
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,152,505
1933
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Republican – Fusion
203,479
151,669
331,920
154,369
27,085
868,522
40.4%
38.4%
38.8%
44.4%
39.3%
43.7%
Joseph V. McKee
Recovery
123,707
131,280
194,558
141,296
18,212
609,053
28.3%
23.3%
33.6%
26.0%
36.0%
29.4%
John P. O'Brien
Democratic
192,649
93,403
194,335
90,501
15,784
586,672
27.3%
36.3%
23.9%
26.0%
23.0%
25.4%
Charles Solomon
Socialist
10,525
14,758
26,941
6,669
953
59,846
3.0%
Robert Minor
Communist
5,143
8,674
10,802
1,248
177
26,044
1.3%
T O T A L
536,100
400,297
759,399
394,393
62,316
2,152,505
· 1929 to 1973 › 1933 › Collapse of the Socialist Party vote
year
year
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
year
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Social-Democratic Party & Socialist Party of America
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
votes
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Socialist Labor Party
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
votes
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
other left, labor & reform
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
votes
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
%
1897
1897
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1897
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Lucien Sanial †
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
14,467
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2.8%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Henry George, Jefferson Dem.
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
21,693
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
4.1%
1901
1901
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1901
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Ben Hanford [SDP]
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
9,834
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1.7%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Benjamin F. Keinard
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
6,213
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1.1%
1903
1903
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1903
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Charles Forman [SDP]
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
16,956
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2.9%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
James Hunter
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
5,205
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.9%
1905
1905
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1905
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Algernon Lee
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
11,817
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2.0%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
John Kinneally
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2,276
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.4%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
W.R. Hearst, Muni. Own'ship
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
224,989
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
37.2%
1909
1909
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1909
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Joseph Cassidy
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
11,768
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2.0%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
James Hunter
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,256
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.2%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Wm R. Hearst, Civic Alliance
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
154,187
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
25.9%
1913
1913
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1913
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Charles Edward Russell
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
32,057
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
5.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
William Walters
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,647
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.3%
1917
1917
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1917
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Morris Hillquit
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
145,332
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
21.7%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Edmund Seidel
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
858
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
George Wallace, Single Tax
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
258
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.04%
1921
1921
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1921
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Jacob Panken
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
82,607
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
7.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
John P. Quinn
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,049
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Jerome De Hunt, Farmer-Lab.
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,008
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
1925
1925
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1925
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Norman Thomas
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
39,574
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
3.5%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Joseph Brandon
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,643
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Warren Fisher, Progressive
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1,498
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
1929
1929
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1929
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Norman Thomas
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
175,697
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
12.0%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Olive M. Johnson
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
6,401
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.4%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Richard Enright, Square Deal
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
5,965
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.4%
1932
1932
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1932
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Morris Hillquit
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
251,656
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
12.6%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Olive M. Johnson
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
11,379
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.5%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Wm. Patterson, Communist
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
24,014
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1.2%
1933
1933
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1933
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Charles Solomon
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
59,846
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
3.0%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Robert Minor, Communist
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
26,044
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1.3%
1937
1937
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1937
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
[no candidate]
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
Emil Teichert
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
2,367
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
0.1%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
F. H. La Guardia, ALP line only
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
482,790
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
21.6%
1941
1941
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1941
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
George W. Hartmann
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
22,616
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
1.0%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
F. H. La Guardia, ALP line only
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
435,374
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
19.2%
The Rise and Fall of the Socialist Vote for Mayor of the City of New York
year
Social-Democratic Party & Socialist Party of America
votes
%
Socialist Labor Party
votes
%
other left, labor & reform
votes
%
1897
Lucien Sanial †
14,467
2.8%
Henry George, Jefferson Dem.
21,693
4.1%
1901
Ben Hanford [SDP]
9,834
1.7%
Benjamin F. Keinard
6,213
1.1%
1903
Charles Forman [SDP]
16,956
2.9%
James Hunter
5,205
0.9%
1905
Algernon Lee
11,817
2.0%
John Kinneally
2,276
0.4%
Hearst, Muni. Own'ship
224,989
37.2%
1909
Joseph Cassidy
11,768
2.0%
James Hunter
1,256
0.2%
Wm R. Hearst, Civic Alliance
154,187
25.9%
1913
Charles Edward Russell
32,057
5.1%
William Walters
1,647
0.3%
1917
Morris Hillquit
145,332
21.7%
Edmund Seidel
858
0.1%
George Wallace, Single Tax
258
0.04%
1921
Jacob Panken
82,607
7.1%
John P. Quinn
1,049
0.1%
Jerome De Hunt, Farmer-Lab.
1,008
0.1%
1925
Norman Thomas
39,574
3.5%
Joseph Brandon
1,643
0.1%
Warren Fisher, Progressive
1,498
0.1%
1929
Norman Thomas
175,697
12.0%
Olive M. Johnson
6,401
0.4%
Richard Enright, Square Deal
5,965
0.4%
1932
Morris Hillquit
251,656
12.6%
Olive M. Johnson
11,379
0.5%
Wm. Patterson, Communist
24,014
1.2%
1933
Charles Solomon
59,846
3.0%
Robert Minor, Communist
26,044
1.3%
1937
[no candidate]
Emil Teichert
2,367
0.1%
F. H. La Guardia, ALP line only
482,790
21.6%
1941
George W. Hartmann
22,616
1.0%
F. H. La Guardia, ALP line only
435,374
19.2%
· 1929 to 1973 › 1932
1932 (after recount)
1932 (after recount)
Year
1932 (after recount)
Candidate
John P. O'Brien
Party
Democratic
Total
1,054,324
percent
(53.0%)
Lewis H. Pounds
Lewis H. Pounds
Year
Lewis H. Pounds
Candidate
Republican
Party
443,020
Total
(22.3%)
Morris Hillquit
Morris Hillquit
Year
Morris Hillquit
Candidate
Socialist
Party
251,656
Total
(12.6%)
Joseph V. McKee
Joseph V. McKee
Year
Joseph V. McKee
Candidate
Independent/Write-in
Party
241,899
Total
(12.2%)
Year
Candidate
Party
Total
percent
1932 (after recount)
John P. O'Brien
Democratic
1,054,324
(53.0%)
Lewis H. Pounds
Republican
443,020
(22.3%)
Morris Hillquit
Socialist
251,656
(12.6%)
Joseph V. McKee
Independent/Write-in
241,899
(12.2%)
· 1929 to 1973 › 1932
John P. O'Brien
John P. O'Brien
1932 (before recount)
John P. O'Brien
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
308,944
The Bronx
181,639
Brooklyn
358,945
Queens
176,070
Richmond [Staten Is.]
30,517
Total
1,056,115
%
53.2%
60.0%
60.0%
1932 (before recount)
60.0%
Party
50.2%
Manhattan
50.1%
The Bronx
47.6%
Brooklyn
54.1%
Lewis H. Pounds
Lewis H. Pounds
1932 (before recount)
Lewis H. Pounds
Party
Republican
Manhattan
116,729
The Bronx
48,366
Brooklyn
157,152
Queens
105,068
Richmond [Staten Is.]
16,586
Total
443,901
%
22.0%
22.7%
22.7%
1932 (before recount)
22.7%
Party
13.4%
Manhattan
21.9%
The Bronx
28.4%
Brooklyn
29.4%
Morris Hillquit
Morris Hillquit
1932 (before recount)
Morris Hillquit
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
40,011
The Bronx
68,980
Brooklyn
113,622
Queens
24,981
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,293
Total
249,887
%
12.4%
7.8%
7.8%
1932 (before recount)
7.8%
Party
19.1%
Manhattan
15.8%
The Bronx
6.8%
Brooklyn
4.1%
Joseph V. McKee
Joseph V. McKee
1932 (before recount)
Joseph V. McKee
Party
Independent (write-in)
Manhattan
42,299
The Bronx
50,212
Brooklyn
73,431
Queens
61,648
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,782
Total
234,372
%
11.6%
8.2%
8.2%
1932 (before recount)
8.2%
Party
13.9%
Manhattan
10.2%
The Bronx
16.7%
Brooklyn
12.0%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1932 (before recount)
T O T A L
Party
514,661
Manhattan
361,612
The Bronx
716,963
Brooklyn
370,018
Queens
56,414
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,019,668
1932 (before recount)
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John P. O'Brien
Democratic
308,944
181,639
358,945
176,070
30,517
1,056,115
53.2%
60.0%
50.2%
50.1%
47.6%
54.1%
Lewis H. Pounds
Republican
116,729
48,366
157,152
105,068
16,586
443,901
22.0%
22.7%
13.4%
21.9%
28.4%
29.4%
Morris Hillquit
Socialist
40,011
68,980
113,622
24,981
2,293
249,887
12.4%
7.8%
19.1%
15.8%
6.8%
4.1%
Joseph V. McKee
Independent (write-in)
42,299
50,212
73,431
61,648
6,782
234,372
11.6%
8.2%
13.9%
10.2%
16.7%
12.0%
T O T A L
514,661
361,612
716,963
370,018
56,414
2,019,668
· 1929 to 1973 › 1929
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy Walker
1929
Jimmy Walker
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
232,370
The Bronx
159,948
Brooklyn
283,432
Queens
166,188
Richmond [Staten Is.]
25,584
Total
867,522
%
60.7%
63.8%
63.8%
1929
63.8%
Party
62.9%
Manhattan
57.7%
The Bronx
61.7%
Brooklyn
60.7%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Fiorello H. La Guardia
1929
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Party
Republican
Manhattan
91,944
The Bronx
52,646
Brooklyn
132,095
Queens
75,911
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,079
Total
367,675
%
25.7%
25.3%
25.3%
1929
25.3%
Party
20.7%
Manhattan
26.9%
The Bronx
28.2%
Brooklyn
34.0%
Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas
1929
Norman Thomas
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
37,316
The Bronx
39,181
Brooklyn
71,145
Queens
24,897
Richmond [Staten Is.]
3,248
Total
175,697
%
12.3%
10.3%
10.3%
1929
10.3%
Party
15.4%
Manhattan
14.5%
The Bronx
9.2%
Brooklyn
7.3%
Olive M. Johnson
Olive M. Johnson
1929
Olive M. Johnson
Party
Socialist Labor
Manhattan
1,238
The Bronx
1,577
Brooklyn
2,585
Queens
906
Richmond [Staten Is.]
95
Total
6,401
%
0.4%
Richard Edward Enright
Richard Edward Enright
1929
Richard Edward Enright
Party
Square Deal
Manhattan
1,121
The Bronx
845
Brooklyn
2,361
Queens
1,354
Richmond [Staten Is.]
284
Total
5,965
%
0.4%
subtotal
subtotal
1929
subtotal
Party
363,989
Manhattan
254,197
The Bronx
491,618
Brooklyn
269,256
Queens
44,290
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,423,260
Total
99.6%
others
others
1929
others
Manhattan
6,125
The Bronx
0.4%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1929
T O T A L
Manhattan
1,429,385
1929
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Jimmy Walker
Democratic
232,370
159,948
283,432
166,188
25,584
867,522
60.7%
63.8%
62.9%
57.7%
61.7%
60.7%
Fiorello H. La Guardia
Republican
91,944
52,646
132,095
75,911
15,079
367,675
25.7%
25.3%
20.7%
26.9%
28.2%
34.0%
Norman Thomas
Socialist
37,316
39,181
71,145
24,897
3,248
175,697
12.3%
10.3%
15.4%
14.5%
9.2%
7.3%
Olive M. Johnson
Socialist Labor
1,238
1,577
2,585
906
95
6,401
0.4%
Richard Edward Enright
Square Deal
1,121
845
2,361
1,354
284
5,965
0.4%
subtotal
363,989
254,197
491,618
269,256
44,290
1,423,260
99.6%
others
6,125
0.4%
T O T A L
1,429,385
· 1897 to 1925 › 1925
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy Walker
1925 general election
Jimmy Walker
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
247,079
The Bronx
131,226
Brooklyn
244,029
Queens
103,629
Richmond [Staten Is.]
22,724
Total
748,687
%
65.8%
69.4%
69.4%
1925 general election
69.4%
Party
71.8%
Manhattan
60.9%
The Bronx
63.0%
Brooklyn
67.3%
Frank D. Waterman
Frank D. Waterman
1925 general election
Frank D. Waterman
Party
Republican
Manhattan
98,617
The Bronx
39,615
Brooklyn
139,060
Queens
58,478
Richmond [Staten Is.]
10,794
Total
346,564
%
30.5%
27.7%
27.7%
1925 general election
27.7%
Party
21.7%
Manhattan
34.7%
The Bronx
35.6%
Brooklyn
32.0%
Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas
1925 general election
Norman Thomas
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
9,482
The Bronx
11,133
Brooklyn
16,809
Queens
1,943
Richmond [Staten Is.]
207
Total
39,574
%
3.5%
Joseph Brandon
Joseph Brandon
1925 general election
Joseph Brandon
Party
Socialist Labor
Manhattan
388
The Bronx
488
Brooklyn
591
Queens
155
Richmond [Staten Is.]
21
Total
1,643
%
0.1%
Warren Fisher
Warren Fisher
1925 general election
Warren Fisher
Party
Progressive
Manhattan
387
The Bronx
262
Brooklyn
528
Queens
284
Richmond [Staten Is.]
37
Total
1,498
%
0.1%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1925 general election
TOTAL
Party
355,953
Manhattan
182,724
The Bronx
401,017
Brooklyn
164,489
Queens
33,783
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,137,966
1925 general election
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Jimmy Walker
Democratic
247,079
131,226
244,029
103,629
22,724
748,687
65.8%
69.4%
71.8%
60.9%
63.0%
67.3%
Frank D. Waterman
Republican
98,617
39,615
139,060
58,478
10,794
346,564
30.5%
27.7%
21.7%
34.7%
35.6%
32.0%
Norman Thomas
Socialist
9,482
11,133
16,809
1,943
207
39,574
3.5%
Joseph Brandon
Socialist Labor
388
488
591
155
21
1,643
0.1%
Warren Fisher
Progressive
387
262
528
284
37
1,498
0.1%
TOTAL
355,953
182,724
401,017
164,489
33,783
1,137,966
· 1897 to 1925 › 1925
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy Walker
1925 Democratic primary
Jimmy Walker
Manhattan
102,835
The Bronx
45,308
Brooklyn
65,671
Queens
28,203
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,321
Total
248,338
%
62%
79%
79%
1925 Democratic primary
79%
Manhattan
68%
The Bronx
52%
Brooklyn
47%
Queens
34%
John Francis Hylan
John Francis Hylan
1925 Democratic primary
John Francis Hylan
Manhattan
27,802
The Bronx
21,228
Brooklyn
60,814
Queens
32,163
Richmond [Staten Is.]
12,197
Total
154,204
%
38%
21%
21%
1925 Democratic primary
21%
Manhattan
32%
The Bronx
48%
Brooklyn
53%
Queens
66%
subtotal (for Walker and Hylan only)
subtotal (for Walker and Hylan only)
1925 Democratic primary
subtotal (for Walker and Hylan only)
Manhattan
130,637
The Bronx
66,536
Brooklyn
126,485
Queens
60,366
Richmond [Staten Is.]
18,518
Total
402,542
%
[100%]
1925 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Jimmy Walker
102,835
45,308
65,671
28,203
6,321
248,338
62%
79%
68%
52%
47%
34%
John Francis Hylan
27,802
21,228
60,814
32,163
12,197
154,204
38%
21%
32%
48%
53%
66%
subtotal (for Walker and Hylan only)
130,637
66,536
126,485
60,366
18,518
402,542
[100%]
· 1897 to 1925 › 1921
John Francis Hylan
John Francis Hylan
1921
John Francis Hylan
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
261,452
The Bronx
118,235
Brooklyn
260,143
Queens
87,676
Richmond [Staten Is.]
22,741
Total
750,247
%
64.2%
62.9%
62.9%
1921
62.9%
Party
67.6%
Manhattan
62.1%
The Bronx
69.0%
Brooklyn
70.8%
Henry H. Curran
Henry H. Curran
1921
Henry H. Curran
Party
Republican – Coalition
Manhattan
124,253
The Bronx
34,919
Brooklyn
128,259
Queens
36,415
Richmond [Staten Is.]
9,000
Total
332,846
%
28.5%
29.9%
29.9%
1921
29.9%
Party
20.0%
Manhattan
30.6%
The Bronx
28.6%
Brooklyn
28.0%
Jacob Panken
Jacob Panken
1921
Jacob Panken
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
28,756
The Bronx
21,255
Brooklyn
29,580
Queens
2,741
Richmond [Staten Is.]
275
Total
82,607
%
7.1%
6.9%
6.9%
1921
6.9%
Party
12.2%
Manhattan
7.1%
The Bronx
2.2%
Brooklyn
0.9%
Jerome T. De Hunt
Jerome T. De Hunt
1921
Jerome T. De Hunt
Party
Farmer Labor
Manhattan
321
The Bronx
133
Brooklyn
395
Queens
88
Richmond [Staten Is.]
71
Total
1,008
%
0.1%
John P. Quinn
John P. Quinn
1921
John P. Quinn
Party
Socialist Labor
Manhattan
316
The Bronx
244
Brooklyn
346
Queens
123
Richmond [Staten Is.]
20
Total
1,049
%
0.1%
George K. Hinds
George K. Hinds
1921
George K. Hinds
Party
Prohibition
Manhattan
375
The Bronx
120
Brooklyn
390
Queens
111
Richmond [Staten Is.]
14
Total
1,010
%
0.1%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1921
TOTAL
Manhattan
415,473
The Bronx
174,906
Brooklyn
419,113
Queens
127,154
Richmond [Staten Is.]
32,121
Total
1,168,767
1921
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John Francis Hylan
Democratic
261,452
118,235
260,143
87,676
22,741
750,247
64.2%
62.9%
67.6%
62.1%
69.0%
70.8%
Henry H. Curran
Republican – Coalition
124,253
34,919
128,259
36,415
9,000
332,846
28.5%
29.9%
20.0%
30.6%
28.6%
28.0%
Jacob Panken
Socialist
28,756
21,255
29,580
2,741
275
82,607
7.1%
6.9%
12.2%
7.1%
2.2%
0.9%
Jerome T. De Hunt
Farmer Labor
321
133
395
88
71
1,008
0.1%
John P. Quinn
Socialist Labor
316
244
346
123
20
1,049
0.1%
George K. Hinds
Prohibition
375
120
390
111
14
1,010
0.1%
TOTAL
415,473
174,906
419,113
127,154
32,121
1,168,767
· 1897 to 1925 › 1917
John Francis Hylan
John Francis Hylan
1917
John Francis Hylan
Party
Democratic
Manhattan
113,728
The Bronx
41,546
Brooklyn
114,487
Queens
35,399
Richmond [Staten Is.]
8,850
Total
314,010
%
46.6%
46.4%
46.4%
1917
46.4%
Party
42.9%
Manhattan
46.5%
The Bronx
51.7%
Brooklyn
58.2%
John Purroy Mitchel
John Purroy Mitchel
1917
John Purroy Mitchel
Party
Fusion
Manhattan
66,748
The Bronx
19,247
Brooklyn
52,921
Queens
13,641
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,940
Total
155,497
%
23.1%
27.3%
27.3%
1917
27.3%
Party
19.9%
Manhattan
21.5%
The Bronx
19.9%
Brooklyn
19.4%
Morris Hillquit
Morris Hillquit
1917
Morris Hillquit
Party
Socialist
Manhattan
51,176
The Bronx
30,374
Brooklyn
48,880
Queens
13,477
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,425
Total
145,332
%
21.6%
20.9%
20.9%
1917
20.9%
Party
31.4%
Manhattan
19.9%
The Bronx
19.7%
Brooklyn
9.4%
William M. Bennett
William M. Bennett
1917
William M. Bennett
Party
Republican
Manhattan
13,230
The Bronx
5,576
Brooklyn
29,748
Queens
5,916
Richmond [Staten Is.]
1,968
Total
56,438
%
8.4%
5.4%
5.4%
1917
5.4%
Party
5.8%
Manhattan
12.1%
The Bronx
8.6%
Brooklyn
13.0%
Subtotal
Subtotal
1917
Subtotal
Manhattan
244,882
The Bronx
96,743
Brooklyn
246,036
Queens
68,433
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,183
Total
671,277
%
99.7%
David Leigh Colvin
David Leigh Colvin
1917
David Leigh Colvin
Party
Prohibition
The Bronx
897
Brooklyn
0.1%
Edmund Seidel
Edmund Seidel
1917
Edmund Seidel
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx
858
Brooklyn
0.1%
George Wallace
George Wallace
1917
George Wallace
Party
Single Tax
The Bronx
268
Brooklyn
0.04%
T O T A L
T O T A L
1917
T O T A L
Manhattan
673,300
The Bronx
100.0%
1917
Party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John Francis Hylan
Democratic
113,728
41,546
114,487
35,399
8,850
314,010
46.6%
46.4%
42.9%
46.5%
51.7%
58.2%
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
66,748
19,247
52,921
13,641
2,940
155,497
23.1%
27.3%
19.9%
21.5%
19.9%
19.4%
Morris Hillquit
Socialist
51,176
30,374
48,880
13,477
1,425
145,332
21.6%
20.9%
31.4%
19.9%
19.7%
9.4%
William M. Bennett
Republican
13,230
5,576
29,748
5,916
1,968
56,438
8.4%
5.4%
5.8%
12.1%
8.6%
13.0%
Subtotal
244,882
96,743
246,036
68,433
15,183
671,277
99.7%
David Leigh Colvin
Prohibition
897
0.1%
Edmund Seidel
Socialist Labor
858
0.1%
George Wallace
Single Tax
268
0.04%
T O T A L
673,300
100.0%
· 1897 to 1925 › 1897 to 1913
John Purroy Mitchel
John Purroy Mitchel
1913
John Purroy Mitchel
Party
Fusion
The Bronx and Manhattan
178,224
Brooklyn
137,074
Queens
34,279
Richmond [Staten Is.]
8,604
Total
358,181
%
57.1%
54.7%
54.7%
1913
54.7%
Party
60.2%
The Bronx and Manhattan
59.6%
Brooklyn
54.4%
Edward E. McCall
Edward E. McCall
1913
Edward E. McCall
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
129,113
Brooklyn
77,826
Queens
20,097
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,883
Total
233,919
%
37.3%
39.6%
39.6%
1913
39.6%
Party
34.2%
The Bronx and Manhattan
35.0%
Brooklyn
43.3%
Charles Edward Russell
Charles Edward Russell
1913
Charles Edward Russell
Party
Socialist
The Bronx and Manhattan
17,383
Brooklyn
11,560
Queens
2,865
Richmond [Staten Is.]
249
Total
32,057
%
5.1%
William Walters
William Walters
1913
William Walters
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
952
Brooklyn
538
Queens
129
Richmond [Staten Is.]
28
Total
1,647
%
0.3%
Norman Raymond
Norman Raymond
1913
Norman Raymond
Party
Prohibition
The Bronx and Manhattan
412
Brooklyn
587
Queens
118
Richmond [Staten Is.]
96
Total
1,213
%
0.2%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1913
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
326,084
Brooklyn
227,585
Queens
57,488
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,860
Total
627,017
1913
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
178,224
137,074
34,279
8,604
358,181
57.1%
54.7%
60.2%
59.6%
54.4%
Edward E. McCall
Democratic
129,113
77,826
20,097
6,883
233,919
37.3%
39.6%
34.2%
35.0%
43.3%
Charles Edward Russell
Socialist
17,383
11,560
2,865
249
32,057
5.1%
William Walters
Socialist Labor
952
538
129
28
1,647
0.3%
Norman Raymond
Prohibition
412
587
118
96
1,213
0.2%
TOTAL
326,084
227,585
57,488
15,860
627,017
· 1897 to 1925 › 1897 to 1913
William Jay Gaynor
William Jay Gaynor
1909
William Jay Gaynor
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
134,075
Brooklyn
91,666
Queens
17,570
Richmond [Staten Is.]
7,067
Total
250,378
%
42.1%
42.5%
42.5%
1909
42.5%
Party
41.9%
The Bronx and Manhattan
38.4%
Brooklyn
47.1%
William Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
1909
William Randolph Hearst
Party
Civic Alliance
The Bronx and Manhattan
87,155
Brooklyn
49,040
Queens
15,186
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,806
Total
154,187
%
25.9%
27.6%
27.6%
1909
27.6%
Party
22.4%
The Bronx and Manhattan
33.2%
Brooklyn
18.7%
Otto T. Bannard
Otto T. Bannard
1909
Otto T. Bannard
Party
Republican – Fusion
The Bronx and Manhattan
86,497
Brooklyn
73,860
Queens
11,907
Richmond [Staten Is.]
5,049
Total
177,313
%
29.8%
27.4%
27.4%
1909
27.4%
Party
33.8%
The Bronx and Manhattan
26.0%
Brooklyn
33.6%
Joseph Cassidy
Joseph Cassidy
1909
Joseph Cassidy
Party
Socialist
The Bronx and Manhattan
6,811
Brooklyn
3,874
Queens
1,004
Richmond [Staten Is.]
79
Total
11,768
%
2.0%
James T. Hunter
James T. Hunter
1909
James T. Hunter
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
813
Brooklyn
369
Queens
56
Richmond [Staten Is.]
18
Total
1,256
%
0.2%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1909
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
315,351
Brooklyn
218,809
Queens
45,723
Richmond [Staten Is.]
15,019
Total
594,902
1905
1905
1909
1905
Party
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
Total
%
%
George B. McClellan Jr.
George B. McClellan Jr.
1909
George B. McClellan Jr.
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
140,264
Brooklyn
68,788
Queens
13,228
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,127
Total
228,407
%
37.8%
41.6%
41.6%
1909
41.6%
Party
31.4%
The Bronx and Manhattan
37.6%
Brooklyn
44.1%
William Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
1909
William Randolph Hearst
Party
Municipal Ownership League
The Bronx and Manhattan
123,292
Brooklyn
84,835
Queens
13,766
Richmond [Staten Is.]
3,096
Total
224,989
%
37.2%
36.6%
36.6%
1909
36.6%
Party
38.8%
The Bronx and Manhattan
39.2%
Brooklyn
22.3%
William Mills Ivins Sr.
William Mills Ivins Sr.
1909
William Mills Ivins Sr.
Party
Republican
The Bronx and Manhattan
64,280
Brooklyn
61,192
Queens
7,213
Richmond [Staten Is.]
4,499
Total
137,184
%
22.7%
19.1%
19.1%
1909
19.1%
Party
28.0%
The Bronx and Manhattan
20.5%
Brooklyn
32.4%
Algernon Lee
Algernon Lee
1909
Algernon Lee
Party
Socialist
The Bronx and Manhattan
7,466
Brooklyn
3,387
Queens
847
Richmond [Staten Is.]
117
Total
11,817
%
2.0%
John Kinneally
John Kinneally
1909
John Kinneally
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
1,485
Brooklyn
657
Queens
95
Richmond [Staten Is.]
39
Total
2,276
%
0.4%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1909
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
336,787
Brooklyn
218,859
Queens
35,149
Richmond [Staten Is.]
13,878
Total
604,673
1903
1903
1909
1903
Party
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
Total
%
%
George B. McClellan Jr.
George B. McClellan Jr.
1909
George B. McClellan Jr.
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
188,681
Brooklyn
102,569
Queens
17,074
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,458
Total
314,782
%
53.4%
56.1%
56.1%
1909
56.1%
Party
48.8%
The Bronx and Manhattan
56.5%
Brooklyn
48.1%
Seth Low
Seth Low
1909
Seth Low
Party
Fusion
The Bronx and Manhattan
132,178
Brooklyn
101,251
Queens
11,960
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,697
Total
252,086
%
42.7%
39.3%
39.3%
1909
39.3%
Party
48.2%
The Bronx and Manhattan
39.6%
Brooklyn
49.9%
Charles Forman
Charles Forman
1909
Charles Forman
Party
Social Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
11,318
Brooklyn
4,529
Queens
976
Richmond [Staten Is.]
133
Total
16,956
%
2.9%
James T. Hunter
James T. Hunter
1909
James T. Hunter
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
3,540
Brooklyn
1,411
Queens
178
Richmond [Staten Is.]
76
Total
5,205
%
0.9%
John McKee
John McKee
1909
John McKee
Party
Prohibition
The Bronx and Manhattan
376
Brooklyn
396
Queens
47
Richmond [Staten Is.]
50
Total
869
%
0.1%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1909
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
336,093
Brooklyn
210,156
Queens
30,235
Richmond [Staten Is.]
13,414
Total
589,898
1901
1901
1909
1901
Party
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
Total
%
%
Edward M. Shepard
Edward M. Shepard
1909
Edward M. Shepard
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
156,631
Brooklyn
88,858
Queens
13,679
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,009
Total
265,177
%
45.8%
47.4%
47.4%
1909
47.4%
Party
42.7%
The Bronx and Manhattan
49.4%
Brooklyn
46.1%
Seth Low
Seth Low
1909
Seth Low
Party
Fusion
The Bronx and Manhattan
162,298
Brooklyn
114,625
Queens
13,118
Richmond [Staten Is.]
6,772
Total
296,813
%
51.2%
49.1%
49.1%
1909
49.1%
Party
55.0%
The Bronx and Manhattan
47.4%
Brooklyn
51.9%
Benjamin Hanford
Benjamin Hanford
1909
Benjamin Hanford
Party
Social Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
6,409
Brooklyn
2,692
Queens
613
Richmond [Staten Is.]
120
Total
9,834
%
1.7%
Benjamin F. Keinard
Benjamin F. Keinard
1909
Benjamin F. Keinard
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
4,323
Brooklyn
1,638
Queens
181
Richmond [Staten Is.]
71
Total
6,213
%
1.1%
Alfred L. Manierre
Alfred L. Manierre
1909
Alfred L. Manierre
Party
Prohibition
The Bronx and Manhattan
617
Brooklyn
501
Queens
74
Richmond [Staten Is.]
72
Total
1,264
%
0.2%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1909
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
330,278
Brooklyn
208,314
Queens
27,665
Richmond [Staten Is.]
13,044
Total
579,301
1897
1897
1909
1897
Party
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Queens
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
Total
%
%
Robert A. Van Wyck
Robert A. Van Wyck
1909
Robert A. Van Wyck
Party
Democratic
The Bronx and Manhattan
143,666
Brooklyn
76,185
Queens
9,275
Richmond [Staten Is.]
4,871
Total
233,997
%
44.7%
48.0%
48.0%
1909
48.0%
Party
40.1%
The Bronx and Manhattan
40.7%
Brooklyn
43.5%
Seth Low
Seth Low
1909
Seth Low
Party
Citizens' Union
The Bronx and Manhattan
77,210
Brooklyn
65,656
Queens
5,876
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,798
Total
151,540
%
28.9%
25.8%
25.8%
1909
25.8%
Party
34.6%
The Bronx and Manhattan
25.8%
Brooklyn
25.0%
Benjamin F. Tracy
Benjamin F. Tracy
1909
Benjamin F. Tracy
Party
Republican
The Bronx and Manhattan
55,834
Brooklyn
37,611
Queens
5,639
Richmond [Staten Is.]
2,779
Total
101,863
%
19.5%
18.6%
18.6%
1909
18.6%
Party
19.8%
The Bronx and Manhattan
24.7%
Brooklyn
24.8%
† Henry George
† Henry George
1909
† Henry George
Party
Jefferson Democracy
The Bronx and Manhattan
13,076
Brooklyn
6,938
Queens
1,096
Richmond [Staten Is.]
583
Total
21,693
%
4.1%
Lucien Sanial
Lucien Sanial
1909
Lucien Sanial
Party
Socialist Labor
The Bronx and Manhattan
9,796
Brooklyn
3,593
Queens
921
Richmond [Staten Is.]
157
Total
14,467
%
2.8%
TOTAL
TOTAL
1909
TOTAL
The Bronx and Manhattan
299,582
Brooklyn
189,983
Queens
22,807
Richmond [Staten Is.]
11,188
Total
523,560
1909
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
William Jay Gaynor
Democratic
134,075
91,666
17,570
7,067
250,378
42.1%
42.5%
41.9%
38.4%
47.1%
William Randolph Hearst
Civic Alliance
87,155
49,040
15,186
2,806
154,187
25.9%
27.6%
22.4%
33.2%
18.7%
Otto T. Bannard
Republican – Fusion
86,497
73,860
11,907
5,049
177,313
29.8%
27.4%
33.8%
26.0%
33.6%
Joseph Cassidy
Socialist
6,811
3,874
1,004
79
11,768
2.0%
James T. Hunter
Socialist Labor
813
369
56
18
1,256
0.2%
TOTAL
315,351
218,809
45,723
15,019
594,902
1905
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
George B. McClellan Jr.
Democratic
140,264
68,788
13,228
6,127
228,407
37.8%
41.6%
31.4%
37.6%
44.1%
William Randolph Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
123,292
84,835
13,766
3,096
224,989
37.2%
36.6%
38.8%
39.2%
22.3%
William Mills Ivins Sr.
Republican
64,280
61,192
7,213
4,499
137,184
22.7%
19.1%
28.0%
20.5%
32.4%
Algernon Lee
Socialist
7,466
3,387
847
117
11,817
2.0%
John Kinneally
Socialist Labor
1,485
657
95
39
2,276
0.4%
TOTAL
336,787
218,859
35,149
13,878
604,673
1903
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
George B. McClellan Jr.
Democratic
188,681
102,569
17,074
6,458
314,782
53.4%
56.1%
48.8%
56.5%
48.1%
Seth Low
Fusion
132,178
101,251
11,960
6,697
252,086
42.7%
39.3%
48.2%
39.6%
49.9%
Charles Forman
Social Democratic
11,318
4,529
976
133
16,956
2.9%
James T. Hunter
Socialist Labor
3,540
1,411
178
76
5,205
0.9%
John McKee
Prohibition
376
396
47
50
869
0.1%
TOTAL
336,093
210,156
30,235
13,414
589,898
1901
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Edward M. Shepard
Democratic
156,631
88,858
13,679
6,009
265,177
45.8%
47.4%
42.7%
49.4%
46.1%
Seth Low
Fusion
162,298
114,625
13,118
6,772
296,813
51.2%
49.1%
55.0%
47.4%
51.9%
Benjamin Hanford
Social Democratic
6,409
2,692
613
120
9,834
1.7%
Benjamin F. Keinard
Socialist Labor
4,323
1,638
181
71
6,213
1.1%
Alfred L. Manierre
Prohibition
617
501
74
72
1,264
0.2%
TOTAL
330,278
208,314
27,665
13,044
579,301
1897
Party
The Bronx and Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total
%
Robert A. Van Wyck
Democratic
143,666
76,185
9,275
4,871
233,997
44.7%
48.0%
40.1%
40.7%
43.5%
Seth Low
Citizens' Union
77,210
65,656
5,876
2,798
151,540
28.9%
25.8%
34.6%
25.8%
25.0%
Benjamin F. Tracy
Republican
55,834
37,611
5,639
2,779
101,863
19.5%
18.6%
19.8%
24.7%
24.8%
† Henry George
Jefferson Democracy
13,076
6,938
1,096
583
21,693
4.1%
Lucien Sanial
Socialist Labor
9,796
3,593
921
157
14,467
2.8%
TOTAL
299,582
189,983
22,807
11,188
523,560

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