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A special election for NYC City Council District 44 will take place on March 25, 2025, to fill the vacancy left by Kalman Yeger. This election is non-partisan and uses ranked-choice voting.
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Background: State Senator (22nd District). Focus: Community safety, education.
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Background: Activist, perennial candidate. Focus: Conservative values.
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A special election for NYC City Council District 51 will take place on April 29, 2025, to fill the vacancy left by Joe Borelli. This election is non-partisan and uses ranked-choice voting.
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Background: Son of Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella. Focus: Local governance.
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Background: Radio host at WABC. Focus: Public safety, conservative policies.
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Background: Special education teacher, environmentalist. Focus: Education, sustainability.
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The 2025 New York City mayoral election will take place on November 4, 2025, with primaries on June 24, 2025. Incumbent Eric Adams is running for re-election.
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Background: Incumbent Mayor. Focus: Public safety, housing.
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Background: Former Governor. Focus: Experience, leadership.
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Background: 2021 Nominee, Guardian Angels founder. Focus: Crime reduction.
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Elections for all 51 NYC City Council seats will take place on November 4, 2025, with primaries on June 24, 2025. Eight seats are open due to term limits.
Elections for Community and Citywide Education Councils in NYC will take place from late April to May 13, 2025. Results will be reported in June, with members taking office on July 1, 2025.
Based on estimated polling, social media exposure, name recognition, and other factors, here’s our analysis of which candidates have the edge in the 2025 NYC mayoral election as of March 26, 2025.
Current Leader: Eric Adams
Eric Adams holds a slight edge with an estimated 35% in the Democratic primary, benefiting from incumbency and 90% name recognition. However, his low favorability (26%) and ongoing federal investigations make him vulnerable. Brad Lander (estimated 25%) could gain ground with progressive voters in Manhattan and Brooklyn, while Andrew Cuomo (estimated 20%) leverages his 85% name recognition and executive experience, though past scandals may hinder his support. With 20% of voters undecided, the race remains competitive.
Current Leader: Curtis Sliwa
Curtis Sliwa is likely to win the Republican primary unopposed, given his status as the 2021 nominee and lack of significant challengers. His 70% name recognition and focus on crime reduction resonate with conservative voters, but NYC’s Democratic majority makes the general election an uphill battle.
NYC’s historical Democratic lean (e.g., Eric Adams’ 67% in 2021, Kamala Harris’ 55% in 2024) strongly favors the Democratic nominee in the general election. However, a strong Republican turnout and dissatisfaction with the Democratic nominee could make the race closer, especially if Adams wins the primary amidst ongoing controversies.
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Presidential Election: Kamala Harris (D) won New York with 55% of the vote, defeating Donald Trump (R) who received 43%, a margin of 12 percentage points (with 95% of votes counted).
U.S. Senate Election: Kirsten Gillibrand (D) was re-elected, defeating Mike Sapraicone (R).
U.S. House: Democrats retained a 16-10 edge in New York’s 26 congressional districts.
General Election: Eric Adams (D) was elected with 67% of the vote, defeating Curtis Sliwa (R) who received 28%, a margin of 39 percentage points.
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