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SPECIAL ELECTION

BRONX

City Council

12th CCD*Kevin C. Riley (JU) 4,879 71%*Pamela A. Hamilton-Johnson (SC) 1,747 25%Neville Mitchell (B12 M) 236 3%

PRIMARY ELECTION

NYC

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 533,229 66%Bernie Sanders 163,551 20%Elizabeth Warren 50,650 6%Michael R. Bloomberg 29,271 4%Andrew Yang 13,268 2%Pete Buttigieg 8,562 1%Tulsi Gabbard 4,495 1%Amy Klobuchar 4,426 1%Michael Bennet 1,904 1%Deval Patrick 1,390 1%Tom Steyer 915 1%

QUEENS

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 122,227 66%Bernie Sanders 36,255 20%Elizabeth Warren 8,984 5%Michael R. Bloomberg 8,230 4%Andrew Yang 4,160 2%Pete Buttigieg 2,031 1%Tulsi Gabbard 1,596 1%Amy Klobuchar 1,134 1%Michael Bennet 361 1%Deval Patrick 313 1%Tom Steyer 229 1%

Borough President

*Donovan J. Richards Jr. 65,123 36%*Elizabeth S. Crowley 52,509 29%*Costa Constantinides 32,828 18%Anthony Miranda 22,720 13%*Dao Yin 8,504 5%

3rd CD (Part is in Nassau & Suffolk)Thomas R. Suozzi 5,417 58%Melanie D’Arrigo 2,770 30%Michael Weinstock 1,066 12%

5th CD (Part is in Nassau)*Gregory W. Meeks 45,186 77%Shaniyat Chowdhury 13,510 23%

6th CDGrace Meng 30,759 65%*Melquiades R. Gagarin 9,447 20%Sandra Choi 6,757 14%

7th CD (Part is in Brooklyn & Manhattan)Nydia M. Velazquez 5,502 76%Paperboy Love Prince 1,737 24%

12th CD (Part is in Brooklyn & Manhattan)Suraj Patel 7,137 44%*Carolyn B. Maloney 5,294 33%Lauren Ashcraft 1,989 18%*Peter Harrison 856 5%

14th CD (Part is in Bronx)Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 31,189 75%Michelle Caruso-Cabrera 7,034 17%Badrun N. Khan 2,256 5%Samuel H. Sloan 924 2%

State Senate

12th SD*Michael N. Gianaris 27,762 79%Ignazio S. Terranova 7,361 21%

13th SDJessica Ramos 19,529 86%Diana S. Sanchez 3,257 14%

Assembly

24th ADDavid I. Weprin 4,329 51%Mahfuzul Islam 2,540 30%*Albert Baldeo 1,693 20%

31st ADKhaleel Anderson 3,565 37%Richard David 2,770 29%*Lisa George 1,819 19%Shea Uzoigwe 690 7%Derrick DeFlorimonte 392 4%Tavia Blakley 342 4%

33rd ADClyde Vanel 11,466 86%Oster Bryan 1,927 14%

34th ADJessica Gonzalez-Rojas 4,087 42%*Michael G. DenDekker 2,374 24%*Joy Chowdhury 1,458 15%Nuala O’Doherty-Naranjo 1,347 14%Angel Cruz 579 6%

35th ADJeffrion L. Aubry 5,197 65%Hiram Monserrate 2,759 35%

36th ADAravella Simotas 7,987 49%Zohran Kwame Mamdani 8,410 51%

37th AD*Catherine Nolan 6,554 48%*Mary Jobaida 5,043 37%Danielle Brecker 2,106 15%

38th AD*Jenifer Rajkumar 3,817 52%Michael G. Miller 1,851 25%*Joseph De Jesus 1,668 23%

39th ADCatalina Cruz 5,827 86%Ramon A. Ramirez 915 14%

40th ADRon Kim 3,660 70%*Steven Lee 1,534 30%

Civil Court

CountywideJessica Earle-Gargan 122,695 74%John J. Ciafone 43,823 26%

6th JDLeigh K. Cheng 14,753 64%*Juan Hong 8,321 36%

State Committee

28th ADVirginia Ramos-Rios 6,960 72%*Ronnie Croce 2,765 28%

*Edwin K. Wong 5,194 54%Steven M. Goffner 4,349 46%

29th ADAaron K. Ambrose 6,255 51%Kevin Rucker 6,070 49%

31st ADKhaleel Anderson 6,622 72%William McDonald 2,553 28%

34th ADStephanie Gonzalez 6,018 70%Ellen Raffaele 2,582 30%

Daniel Quintero 5,275 62%*Matthew E. DiStefano 3,260 38%

35th ADDerek A. Slaughter 3,229 46%David Aiken 3,837 54%

37th ADEmilia Decaudin 8,170 67%Corrine K. Haynes Wood 3,993 33%

39th ADCarmen F. Enriquez 3,909 65%Victoria S. Steinberg 2,084 35%

District Leader

23rd AD, Part BJeanette M. Garramone 1,891 63%Torey Schnupp 1,133 37%

24th AD, Part AMartha Taylor 2,296 50%Moumita Ahmed 2,242 50%

David I. Weprin 2,532 54%Mahtab Khan 2,124 46%

24th AD, Part BJohn Albert 2,308 68%Istehak Chowdhury 1,083 32%

Susan L. Seinfeld 2,304 66%Farzana Chowdhury 1,202 34%

25th AD, Part BAntonio R Miranda 1,658 55%Peter Tu 1,378 45%

27th AD, Part BMark Morrill 2,639 63%Morton Povman 1,577 37%

Sandra Povman 2,425 57%Catriona Schlosser 1,820 43%

28th AD, Part A*Karen Koslowitz 2,512 51%Maria D. Kaufer 2,396 49%

Ethan M. Felder 2,614 57%*Michael Cohen 2,003 43%

29th AD, Part ALeslie Spigner 3,099 59%Ruth Campbell 2,185 41%

29th AD, Part BElmer H. Blackburne 3,634 49%Sherwyn James 3,769 51%

30th AD, Part BMelissa Sklarz 3,075 52%Melissa E. Bair 2,853 48%

Manual G. Gomez 2,181 39%Antonios Benetatos 2,083 37%Peter P. O’Donnell Sr. 1,297 23%

32nd AD, Part A*Patrick B. Jenkins 3,370 67%Fred T. Simmons 1,691 33%

Yvonne Reddick 3,897 77%Mobassera Begum 1,149 23%

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33rd AD, Part AI. Daneek Miller 6,092 80%Robert Williams 1,490 20%

33rd AD, Part B*Gregory W. Meeks 4,483 78%Anthony Rivers 1,232 22%

34th AD, Part AManuel F. Perez 3,186 58%Luis A Gomez 2,307 42%

Liliana C Melo 2,303 40%Lucia V. Africano 1,827 32%Dawn Siff 1,645 28%

34th AD, Part BMonica V. Valdes 1,791 63%Isabel Encalada 1,060 37%

Andres Y. Vargas 1,999 71%Cesar Tello 834 29%

35th AD, Part ASonya Harvey 1,807 52%Larinda C. Hooks 1,656 48%

Hiram Monserrate 1,852 51%Ty Henry 1,795 49%

35th AD, Part BBarbara J. Jackson 2,462 63%Malikah K. Shabazz 1,434 37%

Ramon P. Cando 2,148 58%James B. Fogle 1,567 42%

36th AD, Part AAntonio Alfonso Jr. 4,215 53%Nick Velkov 3,690 47%

36th AD, Part BZachariah J. Boyer 3,605 54%Felix J. DeVito 3,008 46%

Shawna M. Morlock 3,515 52%Carolyn Scarano 3,185 48%

37th AD, Part AEmilia Decaudin 4,060 54%Deirdre A. Feerick 3,396 46%

Jesse Laymon 4,388 60%*Michael J. McGuire 2,904 40%

37th AD, Part BMelissa A. Bieri 3,750 76%Diane R. Ballek 1,199 34%

Derek J. Evers 3,224 65%Ian W. Magerkurth 1,725 35%

38th AD, Part BMufazzal Hossain 1,634 51%Stephen J. Forte 1,557 49%

39th AD, Part AYanna M. Henriquez 1,524 58%Sayda Akter 1,093 42%

Francisco P. Moya 2,052 73%Rodolfo Flores 743 27%

39th AD, Part BWilliam H. Salgado 2,163 63%Mohammed S. Saleheen 1,267 37%

BROOKLYN

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 158,188 60%Bernie Sanders 64,119 24%Elizabeth Warren 21,497 8%Michael R. Bloomberg 8,577 3%Andrew Yang 4,628 2%Pete Buttigieg 2,407 1%Amy Klobuchar 1,426 1%Tulsi Gabbard 1,360 1%Michael Bennet 571 1%Deval Patrick 565 1%Tom Steyer 344 1%

Congress

7th CD (Part is Queens & Manhattan)Nydia M. Velazquez 44,190 80%Paperboy Love Prince 10,891 20%

9th CD*Yvette D. Clarke 52,293 54%Adem Bunkeddeko 23,819 25%Isiah James 10,010 10%*Chaim M. Deutsch 9,383 10%Lutchi Gayot 843 1%

10th CD (Part is in Manhattan)*Jerrold L. Nadler 4,297 41%*Lindsey Boylan 3,807 36%Jonathan Herzog 2,388 23%

12th CD (Part is Queens & Manhattan)Suraj Patel 7,137 44%*Carolyn B. Maloney 5,294 33%Lauren Ashcraft 2,989 18%*Peter Harrison 856 5%

State Senate

18th SDJulia Salazar 29,435 87%*Andy J. Marte 4,399 13%

19th SD*Roxanne J. Persaud 19,971 75%*Keron Alleyne 6,642 25%

20th SDJabari Brisport 33,510 58%*Tremaine S. Wright 20,229 35%Jason Salmon 4,270 7%

23rd SD (Part is in Staten Island)Diane J. Savino 4,511 76%*Rajiv S. Gowda 1,415 24%

Assembly

43rd ADDiana Richardson 14,536 75%Jesse E. Hamilton 4,882 25%

50th ADEmily E. Gallagher 10,386 53%*Joseph R. Lentol 9,235 47%

51st ADMarcela Mitaynes 3,607 35%*Felix W. Ortiz 3,327 32%*Katherine P. Walsh 2,446 24%Genesis E. Aquino 935 9%

56th ADStefani L. Zinerman 10,267 57%Justin Cohen 7,720 43%

57th ADPhara Souffrant Forrest 15,711 55%Walter T. Mosley III 12,609 45%

Civil Court

3rd JD*Maria Aragona 19,054 60%*Stephen Serge Burzio 12,518 40%

State Committee

50th ADKristina S. Naplatarski 10,366 60%*Linda T. Minucci 6,782 40%

51st ADJulio Pena III 7,139 82%Robert F. Berrios 1,610 18%

52nd ADJesse Pierce 14,412 57%*Rachel E. Stein 10,974 43%

54th ADArleny Alvarado-McCalla 5,213 62%Acire J. Polight 3,238 38%

53rd ADSamuel N. Olivares 10,274 72%Tommy Torres 3,988 28%

54th ADErik Martin Dilan 4,150 46%Robert R. Camacho 3,106 35%Nafiz I. Chowdhury 1,670 19%

55th ADDarlene Mealy 7,095 67%Shemene M. Minter 3,450 33%

*Anthony T. Jones 6,820 67%Bilal A. Malik 3,291 33%

56th ADHenry L. Butler 12,666 72%Robert Waterman 5,033 28%

57th AD*Shaquana D. Boykin 12,014 46%Olanike Alabi 8,085 31%Beverly Newsome 6,300 24%

60th AD*Inez D. Barron 7,261 66%*Nikki Lucas 3,823 34%

*Charles Barron 7,523 69%Christopher W. Banks 3,403 31%

Republicans

Congress

11th CD (Part is in S.I)Nicole Malliotakis 2,795 76%Joseph M. Caldarera 868 24%

Assembly

64th AD (Part is in S.I)Michael Tannousis 457 58%*Marko Kepi 336 42%

STATEN ISLAND

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 17,514 71%Bernie Sanders 4,053 16%Michael R. Bloomberg 1,003 4%Elizabeth Warren 647 3%Andrew Yang 510 2%Pete Buttigieg 360 1%Tulsi Gabbard 221 1%Amy Klobuchar 175 1%Deval Patrick 79 1%Michael Bennet 44 1%Tom Steyer 34 1%

State Senate

23rd SD (Part is in Brooklyn)Diane J. Savino 7,985 72%*Rajiv S. Gowda 3,106 28%

Republicans

Congress

11th CD (Part is in Brooklyn)Nicole Malliotakis 12,902 68%Joseph M. Caldarera 6,178 32%

Assembly

64th AD (Part is in Brooklyn)Michael Tannousis 3,159 56%*Marko Kepi 2,457 44%

Conservatives

Assembly

63rd ADAnthony M. DeGuerre 131 66%Abraham Monheit 66 34%


MANHATTAN

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 144,822 69%Bernie Sanders 35,770 17%Elizabeth Warren 15,854 8%Michael R. Bloomberg 5,267 3%Andrew Yang 2,757 1%Pete Buttigieg 2,742 1%Amy Klobuchar 989 1%Tulsi Gabbard 685 1%Michael Bennet 275 1%Deval Patrick 220 1%Tom Steyer 122 1%

Congress

7th CD (Part is Queens & Brooklyn)Nydia M. Velazquez 7,006 82%Paperboy Love Prince 1,492 18%

10th CD (Part is in Brooklyn)*Jerrold L. Nadler 46,757 72%*Lindsey Boylan 12,704 20%Jonathan Herzog 5,441 8%

12th CD (Part is Queens & Brooklyn)*Carolyn B. Maloney 32,384 50%Suraj Patel 23,985 37%Lauren Ashcraft 6,395 10%*Peter Harrison 2,276 3%

13th CD (Part is in Bronx)*Adriano Espaillat 37,987 59%Ramon Rodriguez 9,210 14%James Felton Keith II 17,117 27%

State Senate

27th SDBrad M. Hoylman 31,926 74%Elizabeth G. Glass 10,959 26%

31st SDRobert Jackson 30,443 84%Tirso Santiago Pina 5,653 26%

Assembly

65th ADYuh-Line Niou 8,749 64%Grace Lee 4,877 36%

68th AD*Robert J. Rodriguez 7,041 56%*Tamika Mapp 5,541 44%

71st AD*Alfred E. Taylor 13,124 77%*Guillermo A. Perez 3,883 23%

73rd AD*Dan Quart 8,672 66%Cameron Alex Koffman 4,427 34%

Civil Court

1st JD*John Zhuo Wang 7,473 47%*Eric Schumacher 6,292 40%*George Marc Santana 2,100 13%

State Committee

66th ADRachel Lavine 9,999 66%Penny Mintz 5,084 34%

68th ADBill Perkins 6,782 59%Manuel Onativia 2,482 20%William P. Smith 2,325 20%

*Tamika Mapp 6,697 57%Peggy A. Morales 3,733 32%Antoinette D. Glover 1,399 12%

71st ADMaria A. Luna 8,229 52%Ayisha G. Oglivie 7,554 48%

Nobles Crawford 9,033 58%Luis M. Tejada 6,669 42%

BRONX

Democrats

President

Joseph R. Biden 90,478 71%Bernie Sanders 23,354 18%Michael R. Bloomberg 6,194 5%Elizabeth Warren 3,668 3%Andrew Yang 1,213 1%Pete Buttigieg 1,022 1%Amy Klobuchar 702 1%Michael Bennet 653 1%Tulsi Gabbard 633 1%Deval Patrick 213 1%Tom Steyer 186 1%

Congress

13th CD (Part is in Manhattan)*Adriano Espaillat 8,079 60%James Felton Keith II 2,682 20%Ramon Rodriguez 2,649 20%

14th CD (Part is in Queens)Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 15,393 73%Michelle Caruso-Cabrera 4,305 2%Badrun N. Khan 863 4%Samuel H. Sloan 482 2%

15th CD*Ritchie Torres 19,090 32%*Michael A. Blake 10,725 18%Ruben Diaz 8,559 14%Samelys Lopez 8,272 14%Ydanis Rodriguez 6,291 11%*Melissa Mark-Viverito 2,561 4%Tomas Ramos 1,442 2%Chivona R. Newsome 1,366 2%*Marlene J. Tapper 392 1%Julio Pabon 244 1%

Frangell Basora 189 1%Mark Escoffery-Bey 153 1%

16th CD (Part is in Westchester)Jamaal Bowman 22,021 61%*Eliot L. Engel 13,258 37%Sammy Ravelo 396 1%Christopher Fink 331 1%Andom Ghebreghiorgis 249 1%

State Senate

32nd SDLuis R. Sepulveda 14,846 54%Pamela Stewart-Martinez 9,069 34%John Perez 3,122 12%

34th SD (Part is in Westchester)*Alessandra Biaggi 26,075 87%James B. Gisondi 3,755 13%

Assembly

78th ADJose Rivera 5,803 85%Francisco Spies 1,049 15%

79th ADChantel Jackson 2,944 26%*Cynthia L. Cox 2,599 23%George A. Alvarez 2,456 22%Elvis Santana 1,536 14%*Eric Stevenson 1,383 13%Dion Powell 410 4%

81st AD*Jeffrey Dinowitz 10,325 65%George Diaz 5,889 36%

82nd AD*Michael R. Benedetto 13,304 87%Egidio Sementilli 1,963 13%

85th ADKenneth Burgos 5,778 62%*William Russell Moore 3,573 38%

87th ADKarines Reyes 8,954 79%Garfield Holland 2,430 21%

Civil Court

2nd JDWanda Y. Negron 29,698 55%Linda Poust Lopez 24,547 45%

State Committee

78th AD*Emmanuel Martinez 3,693 54%*Oswald Feliz 3,122 46%

Nilda Velazquez 4,989 71%Carolyn Smith 1,990 29%

79th ADAna L. Melendez 3,889 53%Carolina De La Cruz 3,505 54%

Bernard Smith 2,932 34%Bruce Rivera 2,827 33%Dion Powell 2,785 33%

81st ADZulma I. Gonzalez 7,494 53%Helen K. Morik 6,769 47%

82nd ADMarilyn Soto 8,985 63%Anna Rodgers 5,167 37%

Victor R. Ortiz 9,329 66%Thomas P. Messina 4,795 34%

85th ADEmerita Torres 5,061 55%Sabrina V. Smalls-Ladson 4,105 45%

86th ADReinaldo Gonzalez 4,626 64%Jose K. Mota 2,552 36%

District Leader

78th ADMaria Gonzalez 3,682 55%Jasmin A. Clavasquin-Cruz 2,973 45%

79th ADGene A. Edwards Jr. 2,314 37%Emmanuel Findlay 2,162 34%John Tucker 1,862 30%

Lanita Jones 3,269 47%Beverly Bond 2,361 34%Gwendolyn E. Primus 1,324 19%

80th ADIrene Estrada 5,556 61%Jean B. Hill 3,492 39%

Marcos Sierra 4,862 55%John D. Zaccaro Jr. 3,966 45%

81st ADRandi Martos 8,053 56%Carolyn Smith 6,234 44%

Eric Dinowitz 8,812 58%Leonel Baez 6,460 42%

82th AD, Part BJohn Collazzi 3,884 55%Louis Rocco 3,109 45%

Marjorie Velazquez 3,957 56%Deborah Martinez 3,106 44%

84th ADYolanda Garcia 6,195 69%Adela Maria Lopez 2,756 31%

85th ADNorma Saunders 4,607 51%Lattina D. Brown 4,511 49%

Elliot Quinones 3,566 39%Matthew D. Shuffler 2,951 33%Amadeus A. Alonzo 2,528 28%


86th ADVictor M. Pichardo 6,139 80%Socrates A. Caba 1,492 20%

87th ADPamela Stewart-Martinez 5,541 50%Julia Rodriguez 5,441 50%

Justin A. Westbrook Lowery 4,452 55%Garfield Holland 3,641 45%

GENERAL ELECTION

NYC

President/Vice-President

Joseph R. Biden Kamala D. Harris (D) 2095680 69%Joseph R. BidenKamala D. Harris (WFP) 226078 7%Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (R) 640724 21%Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (C) 50958 2%Howie Hawkins Angela Nicole Walker (GRE) 11723 1%Jo JorgensenJeremy Cohen (LBT) 10000 1%Brock PierceKarla Ballard (IND) 2714 1%

QUEENS


Congress

5th CD (Part is in Nassau)Gregory W. Meeks (D) 200,453 100%

6th CDGrace Meng (D) 144,149 62%Grace Meng (WFP) 14,713 6%Thomas J. Zmich (R) 67,735 3%Thomas J. Zmich (C) 5,231 2%Thomas J. Zmich (SOC) 1,109 1%Thomas J. Zmich (LBT) 754 1%

7th CD (Part is in Brooklyn & ManhattanNydia M. Velazquez (D) 21,717 67%Nydia M. Velazquez (WFP) 3,556 11%Brian W. Kelly (R) 6,119 19%Brian W. Kelly (C) 618 2%Gilbert Midonnet (LBT) 188 1%

8th CD (Part is in Brooklyn)Hakeem S. Jeffries (D) 8,804 48%Hakeem S. Jeffries (WFP) 686 4%Garfield H. Wallace (R) 8,190 45%Garfield H. Wallace (C) 646 4%

12th CD (Part is in Brooklyn & ManhattanCarolyn B. Maloney (D) 42,209 83%Carlos Santiago-Cano (R) 7,017 14%Carlos Santiago-Cano (C) 779 1%Steven Kolln (LBT) 713 1%

14th CD (Part is in Bronx)Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) 99,801 74%John C. Cummings (R) 31,187 23%John C. Cummings (C) 3,315 2%Michelle Caruso-Cabrera (SAM) 1,408 1%

State Senate

10th SDJames Sanders, Jr. (D) 88,990 94%James Sanders, Jr. (WFP) 5,565 6%

11th SDJohn C. Liu (D) 72,673 59%John C. Liu (WFP) 6,145 5%Elisa Nahoum (R) 40,859 33%Elisa Nahoum (C) 3,601 3%Elisa Nahoum (SOC) 940 1%

12th SDMichael N. Gianaris (D) 81,795 81%Michael N. Gianaris (WFP) 18,876 19%

13th SDJessica Ramos (D) 56,542 71%Jessica Ramos (WFP) 6,343 8%Jesus Gonzalez (R) 15,467 19%Jesus Gonzalez (C) 1,271 2%Jesus Gonzalez (SOC) 403 1%

14th SDLeroy G. Comrie, Jr. (D) 110,626 100%

15th SDJoseph P. Addabbo, Jr. (D) 68,829 58%Thomas P. Sullivan (R) 44,108 37%Thomas P. Sullivan (C) 3,980 3%Thomas P. Sullivan (SOC) 1,218 1%

16th SDToby Ann Stavisky (D) 65,240 100%

Assembly

23rd AD*Stacey G. Pheffer Amato (D) 29,065 62%Peter D. Hatzipetros (R) 16,153 34%Peter D. Hatzipetros (C) 1,574 3%Peter D. Hatzipetros (SOC) 406 1%

24th ADDavid I. Weprin (D) 34,000 100%

25th ADNily D. Rozic (D) 24,197 86%Nily D. Rozic (WFP) 3,958 14%

26th ADEdward C. Braunstein (D) 28,683 55%John-Alexander M. Sakelos (R) 20,846 40%John-Alexander M. Sakelos (C) 1,911 4%John-Alexander M. Sakelos (SOC) 846 2%

27th ADDaniel Rosenthal (D) 30,789 100%

28th ADAndrew D. Hevesi (D) 34,634 87%Danniel S. Maio (COS) 5,384 13%

29th ADAlicia L. Hyndman (D) 45,687 100%

30th ADBrian Barnwell (D) 32,866 100%

31st ADKhaleel Anderson (D) 32,319 85%Joseph A. Cullina (R) 4,086 11%Khaleel Anderson (WFP) 1,695 4%

32nd ADVivian E. Cook (D) 42,061 100%

33rd ADClyde Vanel (D) 47,035 100%

34th ADJessica Gonzalez-Rojas (D) 22,631 67%Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas (WFP) 3,521 11%William A. Marquez (R) 6,661 20%William A. Marquez (C) 575 2%

35th ADJeffrion L. Aubry (D) 22,723 78%Han-Kohn To (R) 5,589 20%Han-Kohn To (C) 457 2%Han-Kohn To (SOC) 366 1%

36th ADZohran Kwame Mamdani (D) 38,221 100%

37th ADCatherine Nolan (D) 40,614 100%

38th ADJenifer Rajkumar (D) 25,232 73%Giovanni A. Perna (R) 8,172 24%Giovanni A. Perna (C) 832 2%Giovanni A. Perna (SOC) 439 1%

39th ADCatalina Cruz (D) 21,765 100%

40th ADRon Kim (D) 18,214 84%Steven Lee (J&P) 3,566 16%

State Supreme Court

8 ElectedEvelyn L. Braun (D) 402,477Evelyn L. Braun (R) 131,882Evelyn L. Braun (C) 16,449Michelle A. Johnson (D) 442,269Karina E. Alomar (D) 403,191Kevin J. Kerrigan (D) 390,221Kevin J. Kerrigan (R) 127,089Kevin J. Kerrigan (C) 15,999Leonard Livote (D) 383,980Leonard Livote (R) 124,174Leonard Livote (C) 15,737Darrell L. Gavrin (D) 397,859Mojgan Cohanim Lancman (D) 392,623Lance P. Evans (D) 378,314Tracy A. Catapano-Fox (R) 145,779Tracy A. Catapano-Fox (C) 15,346Joseph F. Kasper (R) 142,699Joseph F. Kasper (C) 16,107John C. Spataro (R) 135,238John C. Spataro (C) 15,805Bob Cohen (WFP) 81,521Justin Sweet (WFP) 76,460Afua Atta-Mensah (WFP) 69,115Judith Goldiner (WFP) 65,833Joshua E. Goldfein (WFP) 65,031Kenneth Schaeffer (WFP) 49,866

Civil Court Judge

County Wide

2 ElectedJessica Earle-Gargan (D) 522,025Nestor H. Diaz (D) 449,405

4th JDDenise N. Johnson (D) 186,929 100%

6th JDLeigh K. Cheng (D) 97,097 199%

BROOKLYN




Congress

7th CD (Part is in Queens & ManhattanNydia M. Velazquez (D) 113,835 70%Nydia M. Velazquez (WFP) 27,314 17%Brian W. Kelly (R) 19,278 12%Brian W. Kelly (C) 2,120 1%Gilbert Midonnet (LBT) 1,099 1%

8th CD (Part is in Queens)Hakeem S. Jeffries (D) 198,307 77%Hakeem S. Jeffries (WFP) 27,136 10%Garfield H. Wallace (R) 30,934 12%Garfield H. Wallace (C) 2,237 1%

9th CDYvette D. Clarke (D) 195,758 71%Yvette D. Clark (WFP) 34,463 12%Constantine Jean-Pierre (R) 40,110 15%Constantine Jean-Pierre (C) 3,840 1%Gary Popkin (LBT) 1,644 1%Joel B. Anabilah-Azumah (SAM) 1,052 1%

10th CD (Part is in Manhattan)*Cathy A. Bernstein (R) 33,438 46%*Cathy A. Bernstein (C) 3,880 5%Jerrold L. Nadler (D) 29,564 41%Jerrold L. Nadler (WFP) 4,518 6%Michael Madrid (LBT) 732 1%

11th CD (Part is in S.I.)Max N. Rose (D) 41,217 52%Max N. Rose (IND) 713 1%Nicole Malliotakis (R) 35,006 44%Nicole Malliotakis (C) 3,080 4%

12th CD (Part is in Queens & Manhattan) Marolyn B. Maloney (D) 29,627 87%

Carlos Santiago-Cano (R) 3,655 11%Carlos Santiago-Cano (C) 379 1%Steven Kolln (LBT) 487 1%

State Senate

17th SDSimcha Felder (R) 42,332 54%Simcha Felder (D) 31,476 40%Simcha Felder (C) 4,842 6%

18th SDJulia Salazar (D) 77,797 79%Julia Salazar (WFP) 18,142 18%Daniel Christmann (NM) 2,235 2%

19th SDRoxanne J. Persaud (D) 95,755 100%

20th SDZellnor Y. Myrie (D) 83,080 81%Zellnor Y. Myrie (WFP) 16,411 16%Tucker Coburn (LBT) 2,570 3%

21st SDKevin S. Parker (D) 118,738 100%

22nd SD*Andrew S. Gounardes (D) 46,001 46%*Andrew S. Gounardes (WFP) 5,301 5%*Andrew S. Gounardes (SAM) 263 1%*Vito J. Bruno (R) 43,719 43%Vito J. Bruno (C) 3,821 4%Vito J. Bruno (IND) 290 1%

23rd SD (Part is in SI)Diane J. Savino (D) 23,972 69%Diane J. Savino (IND) 609 2%Justin DeFillippo (C) 9,968 39%John Jairo Rodriguez (SAM) 308 1%

25th SDJabari Brisport (D) 108,059 78%Jabari Brisport (WFP) 30,202 22%

26th SD (Part is in Manhattan)Brian Kavanagh (D) 39,816 79%Lester Chang (R) 9,255 18%Lester Chang (C) 1,150 2%

Assembly

41st ADHelene E. Weinstein (D) 25,679 59%Helene E. Weinstein (WFP) 2,300 5%Ramona Johnson (R) 14,270 33%Ramona Johnson (C) 993 2%

42nd ADRodneyse Bichotte (D) 39,649 100%

43rd ADDiana Richardson (D) 43,629 89%Menachem M. Raitport (R) 5,277 11%

44th ADRobert C. Carroll (D) 27,790 59%Robert C. Carroll (WFP) 9,667 20%Salvatore P. Barrera (R) 8,674 18%Salvatore P. Barrera (C) 1,130 2%

45th AD*Steven Cymbrowitz (D) 16,808 72%* Steven Cymbrowitz (WFP) 5,252 22%* Steven Cymbrowitz (IND) 1,410 6%

46th ADMathylde Frontus (D) 21,993 51%Mark Szuszkiewicz (R) 19,537 45%Mark Szuszkiewicz (C) 1,618 4%

47th AD*William Colton (D) 16,977 56%*William Colton (WFP) 1,882 6%Barbara Marino (R) 10,769 35%Barbara Marino (C) 843 3%

48th ADSimcha Eichenstein (D) 12,570 48%Simcha Eichenstein (C) 13,411 52%

49th AD*Peter J. Abbate, Jr. (D) 16,606 92%*Peter J. Abbate, Jr. (IND) 1,498 8%

50th ADEmily E. Gallagher (D) 38,278 100%

51st ADMarcela Mitaynes (D) 21,296 76%Marcela Mitaynes (WFP) 6,658 24%

52nd ADJo Anne Simon (D) 51,320 76%Jo Anne Simon (WFP) 16,062 24%

53rd ADMaritza Davila (D) 38,791 100%

54th ADErik Martin Dilan (D) 29,619 86%Khorshed A. Chowdhury (R) 3,211 9%Scott Hutchins (GRE) 1,693 5%

55th ADLatrice Walker (D) 37,501 95%Berneda W. Jackson (R) 1,826 5%

56th ADStefani L. Zinerman (D) 45,103 100%

57th ADPhara Souffrant Forrest (D) 47,347 76%Walter T. Mosley, III (WFP) 14,794 24%

58th ADN. Nick Perry (D) 41,635 95%N. Nick Perry (WFP) 2,102 5%

59th ADJaime R. Williams (D) 38,846 100%

60th ADCharles Barron (D) 39,597 100%

64th AD (Part is in SI)Brandon S. Patterson (D) 7,086 62%Brandon S. Patterson (IND) 126 1%Michael Tannousis (R) 3,744 33%Michael Tannousis (C) 507 4%

City Council

Darma V. Diaz (D) 37,228 100%

State Supreme Court

6 ElectedCarolyn E. Wade (D) 589,139Carolyn E. Wade (R) 132,123Carolyn E. Wade (C) 16,960Delores J. Thomas (D) 588,501Delores J. Thomas (R) 129,598Delores J. Thomas (C) 17,008Theresa M. Ciccotto (D) 573,405Theresa M. Ciccotto (R) 129,240

Theresa M. Ciccotto (C) 16,504William F. Mastro (D) 567,170William F. Mastro (R) 126,715William F. Mastro (C) 16,627Lizette Colon (D) 631,672Karen B. Rothenberg (D) 628,897Beth Parlato (R) 146,370Beth Parlato (C) 18,450

Civil Court Judge

3rd JDMaria Aragona (D) 73,394 100%

5th JDSaul Stein (D) 85,806 76%Saul Stein (C) 27,810 24%

STATEN ISLAND


Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (R) 114608 53%Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (C) 8712 4%Joseph R. Biden Kamala D. Harris (D) 85197 39%Joseph R. BidenKamala D. Harris (WFP) 5800 3%Jo JorgensenJeremy Cohen (LBT) 909 1%Howie Hawkins Angela Nicole Walker (GRE) 662 1%Brock PierceKarla Ballard (IND) 265 1%

Congress

11th CD (Part is in Brooklyn)Nicole Malliotakis (R) 108,414 51%Nicole Malliotakis (C) 9,108 42%Max N. Rose (D) 93,408 44%Max N. Rose (IND) 1,860 1%

State Senate

23rd SD (Part is in Brooklyn)Diane J. Savino (D) 38,144 81%Diane J. Savino (IND) 823 2%Justin DeFillippo (C) 7,368 16%John Jairo Rodriguez (SAM) 723 2%

24th SDAndrew J. Lanza (R) 112,028 86%Andrew J. Lanza (C) 11,400 9%Andrew J. Lanza (IND) 6,468 5%

Assembly

61st ADCharles D. Fall (D) 32,185 67%Charles D. Fall (IND) 720 2%Paul Ciurcina, Jr. (R) 13,015 27%Paul Ciurcina, Jr. (C) 1,855 4%

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62nd ADMichael W. Reilly, Jr. (R) 50,712 91%Michael W. Reilly, Jr. (C) 5,241 9%

63rd ADMichael J. Cusick (D) 28,035 51%Michael J. Cusick (IND) 741 1%Anthony M. DeGuerre (R) 23,636 43%Anthony M. DeGuerre (C) 1,984 4%Anthony M. DeGuerre (SAM) 120 1%

64th AD (Part is in Brooklyn)Michael Tannousis (R) 24,144 59%Michael Tannousis (C) 2,235 5%Brandon S. Patterson (D) 13,990 34%Brandon S. Patterson (IND) 495 1%

State Supreme Court

2 ElectedMario F. Mattei (D) 76,005Mario F. Mattei (R) 106,557Mario F. Mattei (SAM) 1,145Lisa Grey (D) 64,775Lisa Grey (R) 82,758Lisa Grey (C) 7,844Lisa Grey (SAM) 1,016

MANHATTAN


Congress

7th CD (Part is in Queens & BrooklynNydia M. Velazquez (D) 21337 73%Nydia M. Velazquez (WFP) 3314 11%Brian W. Kelly (R) 4007 14%Brian W. Kelly (C) 378 1%Gilbert Midonnet (LBT) 235 1%

10th CD (Part is in Brooklyn)Jerrold L. Nadler (D) 151,651 74%Jerrold L. Nadler (WFP) 20,577 10%*Cathy A. Bernstein (R) 27,607 14%*Cathy A. Bernstein (C) 1,964 1%Michael Madrid (LBT) 2,638 1%

12th CD (Part is in Brooklyn & Queens

Carolyn B. Maloney (D) 193,336 81%Carlos Santiago-Cano (R) 38,485 16%Carlos Santiago-Cano (C) 2,746 1%Steven Kolln (LBT) 2,815 1%

13th CD (Part is in Bronx)Adriano Espaillat (D) 160,358 80%Adriano Espaillat (WFP) 25,112 12%Lovelynn Gwinn (R) 13,945 7%Christopher Morris-Perry (C) 2,508 1%

State Senate

26th SD (Part is in Brooklyn)Brian Kavanagh (D) 55,736 79%Lester Chang (R) 13,294 18%Lester Chang (C) 1,602 2%

27th SDBrad M. Hoylman (D) 110,256 86%Brad M. Hoylman (WFP) 17,686 14%

28th SDLiz Krueger (D) 105,441 72%Liz Krueger (WFP) 7,668 5%Michael Zumbluskas (R) 31,224 22%Michael Zumbluskas (IND) 664 1%

29th SD (Part is in Bronx)Jose M. Serrano (D) 41,571 86%Jose A. Colon (R) 6,694 14%

30th SDBrian A. Benjamin (D) 115,397 93%Oz Sultan (R) 8,477 7%

31st SDRobert Jackson (D) 90,090 74%Robert Jackson (WFP) 16,982 14%Melinda Crump (R) 13,961 12%

Assembly

65th ADYuh-Line Niou (D) 34,480 85%Yuh-Line Niou (WFP) 6,074 15%

66th ADDeborah J. Glick (D) 47,688 85%Tamara Lashchyk (R) 8,431 15%

67th ADLinda B. Rosenthal (D) 50,887 88%Linda B. Rosenthal (WFP) 6,996 12%

68th ADRobert J. Rodriguez (D) 41,238 90%Daby Benjamine Carreras (R) 4,608 10%

69th ADDaniel J. O’Donnell (D) 52,354 100%

70th ADInez E. Dickens (D) 47,079 90%*Craig Schley (S70) 4,969 10%

71st ADAlfred E. Taylor (D) 40,141 83%Alfred E. Taylor (WFP) 8,397 17%

72nd ADCarmen De La Rosa (D) 39,405 100%

73rd ADDan Quart (D) 42,526 70%Dan Quart (WFP) 2,670 4%Judith Graham (R) 15,534 26%

74th ADHarvey Epstein (D) 39,853 85%Harvey Epstein (WFP) 6,896 15%

75th ADRichard N. Gottfried (D) 46,791 87%Richard N. Gottfried (WFP) 6,782 13%

76th AD*Rebecca A. Seawright (R&U) 28,461 58%Louis Puliafito (R) 14,919 30%Louis Puliafito (Liberal) 5,941 12%

State Supreme Court

4 ElectedTa-Tanisha James (D) 454,738Carol Sharpe (D) 453,355David B. Cohen (D) 421,902Melissa Crane (D) 417,546

Civil Court Judge

Countywide3 ElectedLeticia M. Ramirez (D) 502,190Eric Schumacher (D) 425,621Michael L. Katz (D) 404,572

1st JD2 ElectedCarolruth Feinman (D) 44,011John Zhuo Wang (D) 42,581

6th JDSeth A. Steed (D) 80,808 100%

9th JD*Gerald Lebovits (D) 35,299 100%

BRONX


Joseph R. Biden Kamala D. Harris (D) 337789 79%Joseph R. BidenKamala D. Harris (WFP) 17585 4%Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (R) 62178 15%Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence (C) 5562 1%

Howie Hawkins Angela Nicole Walker (GRE) 1420 1%Jo JorgensenJeremy Cohen (LBT) 775 1%Brock PierceKarla Ballard (IND) 406 1%

Congress

13th CD (Part is in Manhattan)Adriano Espaillat (D) 42,558 80%Adriano Espaillat (WFP) 3,813 7%Lovelynn Gwinn (R) 5,884 11%Christopher Morris-Perry (C) 787 1%

14th CD (Part is in Queens)Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) 52,860 68%John C. Cummings (R) 21,290 28%John C. Cummings (C) 2,648 3%Michelle Caruso-Cabrera (SAM) 592 1%

15th CDRitchie Torres (D) 169,533 89%Patrick Delices (R) 18,984 10%Patrick Delices (C) 2,237 1%

16th CD (Part is in Westchester)Jamaal Bowman (D) 82,344 91%Patrick McManus (C) 8,261 9%

State Senate

29th SD Part is Manhattan)Jose M. Serrano (D) 47,072 90%Jose A. Colon (R) 5,481 10%

32nd SDLuis R. Sepulveda (D) 84,128 95%Jonathon Weiner (C) 3,971 5%

33rd SDJ. Gustavo Rivera (D) 63,207 83%J. Gustavo Rivera (WFP) 4,061 5%Dustin Martinez (R) 8,288 11%Steven M. Stern (C) 890 1%

34th SD (Part is in Westchester)Alessandra Biaggi (D) 69,816 68%Alessandra Biaggi (WFP) 7,113 7%James B. Gisondi (R) 23,006 22%Antonio Vitiello (C) 3,442 3%

36th SD (Part is in Westchester)Jamaal T. Bailey (D) 78,637 95%Robert Diamond (C) 3,746 5%

Assembly

77th AD*Latoya Joyner (D) 29,59 89%Tanya Carmichael (R) 3,227 10%Benjamin Eggleston (C) 368 1%


78th ADJose Rivera (D) 25,920 88%Michael Dister (R) 3,560 12%

79th ADChantel Jackson (D) 33,008 90%Donald Skinner (R) 3,014 8%Dion Powell (C) 682 2%

80th ADNathalia Fernandez (D) 28,385 80%Gene A. DeFrancis (R) 6,337 18%Elizabeth Perri (C) 1,084 1%

81st AD*Jeffrey Dinowitz (D) 37,818 81%Nicole J. Torres (R) 7,443 16%Alan H. Reed (C) 1,395 3%

82nd ADMichael R. Benedetto (D) 38,120 74%John A. DeStefano (R) 11,744 23%William E. Britt, Jr. (C) 1,383 3%

83rd ADCarl Heastie (D) 38,151 93%Brenton Ritchie (R) 1,711 4%Regina Cartagena (C) 1,219 3%

84th ADAmanda N. Septimo (D) 25,775 79%Amanda N. Septimo (WFP) 1,521 5%Rosaline Nieves (R) 3,246 10%Carmen E. Arroyo (PL) 1,281 4%Linda Ortiz (C) 624 2%

85th ADKenneth Burgos (D) 27,924 88%Janelle King (R) 3,065 10%Gabriel Eronosele (C) 650 2%

86th ADVictor M. Pichardo (D) 25,338 88%Lorraine E. Zeigler (R) 3,471 12%

87th ADKarines Reyes (D) 33,004 83%Karines Reyes (WFP) 1,857 5%Michelle Castillo (R) 4,014 10%Juan G. DeJesus (C) 658 2%Carl Lundgren (GRE) 224 1%

State Supreme Court

3 ElectedKim Adair Wilson (D) 281,645Bianka Perez (D) 259,913Andrew J. Cohen (D) 256,162Orlando Molina (R) 63,480

Civil Court

2nd JDWanda Y. Negron (D) 176,774 100%

ADDITIONS TO THE PRIME NEW YORK VOTER FILEPrime New York has added to our voter file valuable information about voters from credit

bureau based consumer data sources, individual and household known purchase history,

multiple consumer and mortgage databases, self-reported survey information, and online

registrations and the Census/American Community Survey (ACS).

Among the many additions to our file is data about:

• Supporters & Contributors to Environment Causes

• Contributors to Animal Welfare

• Contributors to Arts and Culture

• Contributors to Children’s Causes

• Contributors to Wildlife Organizations

• Veterans

• Gun Owners

• Pet Owners

• Income

• Education

• Homeowner/Renter

• Property Type

• Dwelling Type

• Household Composition

• Household with Children

What is the history of Prime New York?

Prime New York was started in 1988 by Stuart Osnow & Jerry Skurnik, two veterans of New York politics as a result of requests by people in the New York political scene dissatisfied with the voter files then available. We rapidly became and still are the most successful voter file company in the state.

Over the years, the company, still run by Stu & Jerry have provided products and services for campaigns throughout the country, while continuing our main focus on New York, We have sold to Presidential campaigns and School Board races, to candidates of virtually all parties, to unions, trade associations and local governments.

How often do you update your voter file?

We update our voter files based on multiple factors including updates from the state and the election calendar. All files are updated between 2 and 6 times per year. We order them from the state after every major primary & general election. The states take months in some cases to turn around a coded version of the file as they wait for the counties to return those data. The processing and additional data are two major elements that differentiate our data. Before files go live, they go through a 53 point check including NCOA and CASS certification. We ensure that the file we deliver is the cleanest and most up-to-date available by using this 53-point check.

How is the file processed?Data processing and scrubbing are at the

center of all of our products. Our data goes through both human and automated checks prior to being released to clients.

Below are just some of what’s done before release:

• Duplicate record analysis and removal• Garbage record identification and

cleaning• Major and minor district processing and

checking• District enhancements and

supplementation through intermediate mesh annotation coding

• Vote history processing and checking• Name parsing and cleaning• Addition of missing gender codes• Mailing city name corrections and

standardizations• Coding Accuracy Support System

(CASS) and Locatable Address Correction (LACS) processing

• Post CASS street name and address corrections

• Social Security Administration Death Index Matching

• Geocoding with rooftop level latitude and longitude

• Imputation of missing registration dates• Commercial data file supplements for

missing birth dates and apartment numbers

• National Change of Address (NCOA) processing

• Complex householding to confirm most likely household groupings

• Identification of voters missing critical districts and assignment of those districts

• Census data conversions and application of American Community Survey Data

• Federal Election Commission data matching and analysis

• Presidential county-level election results coding and turnout analyses down to the precinct level

• Landline and cell phone matching from five national commercial sources

How do you get telephone numbers?

We start with 10 national sources for telephones including 4 mobile-only sources. Our landline file is compiled from a combination of commercial sources with the primary being the national caller assistance directory - the single most complete database of landline telephone numbers in the U.S. That file, compiled by Verizon, is updated on a daily basis by all of the providers across the country. Our update schedule is typically every 30 days. As we ingest phone numbers, we run them against a disconnect file, now pushing 190 Million records, which includes numbers that have been reported from telemarketing firms. This incredibly valuable file is the only way to efficiently and instantly “clean” a telephone database.

Cell phone data is available through multiple channels including multiple sources directly related to the telecommunication companies themselves.

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Every telephone number receives a confidence score from 1 to 5 -- 1 is the highest confidence, 5 being the lowest depending on how it was matched to L2’s national voter or consumer databases. This is not a connection score but rather a score based on the confidence in the match quality between the voter or consumer record and the name/address information provided with the telephone number. If there is a 100% match based on first/middle/last names along with the address and telephone number that number will score a 1. If we receive a partial match on a last name and address but only a single initial of a first name that would score lower on the scale. We recommend using the 1s and 2s if possible, for both landlines and cell phones. If you need additional numbers the 3s, 4s, and 5s are connected we just have slightly lower confidence in this small group of numbers we can match with 100% certainty to a voter or consumer.

What about emails? At Prime New York, we send voter files

out to trusted vendors to do a fresh match to provide the most up-to-date emails. Our match rate is typically 50% to 65%. These are purchased list and cannot be uploaded and sent through a consumer-level provider such as MailChimp or Constant Contact.

We also have the voter history on 2020 Primary and General for New York City, letting us know who voted early, who voted by mail and voted on Primary and/or Election Day. This information will be vital if absentee & early voting is anywhere near as prevalent in 2021 as it was in 2020.

Why is the mailing address out of state or district?

On our files. the primary address of an individual is their residence address. This is the address associated with their voter registration and their primary residence in our consumer databases. Every 30-60 days we run a check of those individual records and addresses against the National Change of Address (NOCA) database. The NCOA system maintained by the United States Postal Service (USPS) will inform us if an individual has moved permanently or had their mail forwarded for a temporary period of time. This could be an individual going to college, living with a relative temporarily, military service, second home or other reasons. The USPS/NCOA mailing address provided will be the one used on mailing files until that individual changes their mailing address to either another location or back to their residence address. Mail forwarding from the USPS doesn’t always forward all mail, in fact they prioritize which mail gets forwarded which is why we strongly recommend using the mailing address provided by the USPS/NCOA vs. the residence address. Some of our files come in formats with both the residence address and mailing address. Let us know which type of files works best for you.

Why choose Prime New York?Because of the Prime New York difference:

Speed: 99% of orders are completed in less than 2 hours. Call us and we’ll turn around even the most complicated custom jobs fast.

Tailored: We’ll provide what you need. With Prime New York, you only have to buy what you need. A complete data base of all voters, a printed list of land line telephones in certain election districts or a walking list for petition gathering, we’ll get you what you want.

A New York company with over 25 years of experience in New York politics, we know the difference between Richmond Hill and Port Richmond and Williamsburg and Williamsbridge.

Price: Prime New York has served both Presidential campaigns and local municipal elections. The only way that’s possible is by providing our customers with pricing to fit any campaign budget. With Prime New York, unlike with other vendors, you only buy the voters you want to contact not every voter in your district.

Security: Prime New York doesn’t share campaign data with anyone else. There’s no worry about hacking with us!

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