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hrmjustin

(71,265 posts)
Wed Sep 11, 2013, 12:24 PM Sep 2013

Election results from last night.

Ruben Diaz wins dem nom for the Bronx Borough President.

Eric Adams wins dem nom for the Brooklyn Borough President.

Gale Brewer wins dem NOm for the Manhattan Borough President.

Melinda Katz wins the dem nomination for Queens Borough President

Louis Liedy wins dem nomination for for Staten Island Borough President.

Kenneth Thompson defeats Joe Hynes for Brooklyn DA.

Comptroller - Dem[back to top]
New York City
X Scott Stringer Dem 286,349 52.09%
Eliot Spitzer Dem 263,362 47.91%
4973 of 5059 precincts reporting (98.3%)

New York City
Bill de Blasio Dem 258,509 40.17%
William Thompson Dem 167,995 26.11%
Christine Quinn Dem 99,547 15.47%
John Liu Dem 45,007 6.99%
Anthony Weiner Dem 31,603 4.91%
Erick Salgado Dem 15,294 2.38%
Randy Credico Dem 13,670 2.12%
Neil Grimaldi Dem 5,956 0.93%
Sal Albanese Dem 5,914 0.92%
4973 of 5059 precincts reporting (98.3%)

Mayor - GOP[back to top]
New York City
X Joe Lhota GOP 29,775 52.51%
John Catsimatidis GOP 23,083 40.71%
George McDonald GOP 3,850 6.79%
4968 of 5059 precincts reporting (98.2%)

Public Advocate - Dem[back to top]
New York City
R Letitia James Dem 174,631 36.02%
R Daniel Squadron Dem 160,807 33.17%
Reshma Saujani Dem 72,839 15.02%
Cathy Guerriero Dem 62,750 12.94%
Sidique Wai Dem 13,782 2.84%
4973 of 5059 precincts reporting (98.3%)

http://www.ny1.com/content/politics/nyc_2013_primary_returns/



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Election results from last night. (Original Post) hrmjustin Sep 2013 OP
Good. No mayoral run off. R&K nt longship Sep 2013 #1
There is going to be a recount and the open the paper ballots on Monday. hrmjustin Sep 2013 #2
I just hope this holds up. longship Sep 2013 #3
YW. I think that there will be pressure on Thompson to drop out. hrmjustin Sep 2013 #4
de Blasio is just 1094 votes over 40% longship Sep 2013 #5
Turnout was not as bad as they thought. hrmjustin Sep 2013 #8
K&R! Excellent job keeping up with all this! Rhiannon12866 Sep 2013 #6
Thanks. The hosting forum is busy with Gd alerts. hrmjustin Sep 2013 #7

longship

(40,416 posts)
5. de Blasio is just 1094 votes over 40%
Wed Sep 11, 2013, 02:49 PM
Sep 2013

That means that he cannot lose much more than that headway in the absentee and recount.

That's thin. It probably could go either way, depending on the breaks. I would hope that the absentees would break the way the live ballots broke, and the recount would validate those percentages.

But 1100-1200 votes isn't many out of about 650,000 total. (He'll have to increase that margin to maintain his percentage after the absentees -- that's just the math.)

Hope this helps those interested.

Rhiannon12866

(205,237 posts)
6. K&R! Excellent job keeping up with all this!
Wed Sep 11, 2013, 04:36 PM
Sep 2013

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