“We know that there’s going to be twos and threes and fours," he said. Speaking to his supporters, Adams acknowledged the ranked choice process would still need to play out but reveled in his early lead.
"I am not going to be the next mayor of New York City," he said. Yang, who was once considered Adams' toughest competition in the race, conceded Tuesday night based on the initial return. Latest updates: Eric Adams is leading, but the race for New York City mayor isn't decided. With more than 96% of those votes counted, Adams had 31% of first-choice votes former counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio Maya Wiley was in second with 22% and former sanitation department head Kathryn Garcia and entrepreneur turned political hopeful Andrew Yang trailed in third and fourth with about 20% and 12%, respectively. NEW YORK – The polls have closed in the Big Apple as New Yorkers voted Tuesday to pick their next mayor, but, with the city's new ranked choice voting system, don't expect to know the winner tonight.īrooklyn Borough President and former police captain Eric Adams was leading Tuesday in partial results released in the New York City mayoral primary, but only the first choice preferences of early and in-person votes were being released for now.
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