Eric Adams Wins NYC Mayoral Primary As Dems Look Challenge Results And Pass Election Integrity Laws

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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a former police officer who made public safety the centerpiece of his campaign, won New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, according to election results released Tuesday.

The city’s Board of Election released the results after a ranked-choice tabulation of in-person votes and more than 125,000 absentee ballots. The process involved the elimination of candidates and redistribution of votes over a series of rounds until only two contestants remained.

The results showed that Mr. Adams received 50.5% of the nearly 938,000 votes. Former sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia received 49.5% of votes and trailed Mr. Adams by 8,426 votes—an insurmountable gap as fewer than 1,000 votes remain to be counted.

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