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Liu conceded Tuesday morning, a week after the Democratic primary, which the incumbent won by 4.4 percent, according to unofficial city Board of Elections results.
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New York City megachurch pastor A.R. Bernard announced he has stepped down from the unofficial board of evangelical advisers to Trump.
According to unofficial election night totals from the New York City Board of Elections, Vance received more than 90 percent of votes, with just under 10 percent of votes going to candidates on write - in ballots, which are still being counted.
ALBANY — Twelve of Albany's 15 wards favored incumbent Mayor Kathy Sheehan in last week's Democratic primary — including three out of the five majority - minority wards in the capital city, according to a breakdown of unofficial results from the Albany County Board of Elections.
The city Board of Elections said the results available are unofficial and there will be a counting of all paper ballots, which includes affidavit, absentee and overseas ballots, among others.
City Councilman Fernando Cabrera, who has served the district covering Morris Heights, University Heights, Fordham and Kingsbridge since 2010, won the race with 54.65 percent, according to unofficial New York City Board of Election results.
A close analysis of unofficial results from the NYC Board of Elections by DailyKos blogger «brooklynbadboy» finds that Zephyr Teachout won some of the city's wealthiest state assembly districts while Governor Andrew Cuomo won some of its poorest.
New York City Board of Elections unofficial results show Labate ahead with 58 votes to Lally's 29 votes, said Ellen Raffaele, an administrative associate for the board's Queens ofBoard of Elections unofficial results show Labate ahead with 58 votes to Lally's 29 votes, said Ellen Raffaele, an administrative associate for the board's Queens ofboard's Queens office.
Ms. Harris, a retired city corrections officer and longtime youth group leader, defeated Ms. Regina - Potter by roughly 1,500 votes in a hard - fought contest for the seat covering Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bath Beach, Brighton Beach, Coney Island and Seagate, according to unofficial Board of Elections results.
Rozic pulled in a total of 2,245 votes while Iannece brought in 1,749, according to unofficial results from the city Board of Elections.
According to unofficial results from the city Board of Elections, the mayor captured more than 66 percent of the vote, with the GOP candidate garnering less than 28 percent.
The Board of Elections released an unofficial count of 1,026,168 ballots cast in the city, 131,934 were from the Bronx County.
The Associated Press called the race for Ms. Cancel, and according to unofficial results from the city's Board of Elections, with almost 93 percent of the vote in, Ms. Cancel has 41.3 percent to Ms. Niou's 35 percent of the vote.