When New Yorkers fill out ballots in Tuesday’s mayoral primary, they’ll be able to choose more than just one candidate.

New York City voters voting in the city's Democratic mayoral primary election will be able to rank their top five candidates thanks to ranked-choice voting.

Early voting in New York City‘s Democratic mayoral primary has so far doubled compared to the 2021 mayoral race, with young voters and white voters leading the high turnout this time around. More than 131,

State Sen. Ghazala Hashmi led the six-person race with 27.5% of the vote Tuesday night. The next closest candidates were former Richmond mayor Levar Stoney, who had 26.7% of the vote, and state

Former Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney conceded the race for Lt. Governor on Wednesday morning, expressing support for State Sen. Ghazala Hashmi winning the Democratic nomination.