New York City begins wait for results in mayoral primary | TheHill
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Former presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangYang concedes in NYC mayor's race Early results show Adams leading NYC mayoral primary as counting continues Ocasio-Cortez says she ranked Wiley first, Stringer second in NYC mayoral vote MORE came in fourth with 11.7 percent and conceded the race Tuesday evening.The primary is the most consequential race in New York City in years, as the winner of the nominating contest will be virtually guaranteed a ticket to Gracie Mansion and tasked with grappling with a slew of pressing issues, including a rise in violent crime and the continued recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
As said here by Tal Axelrod