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NYC Board of Elections acknowledges discrepancy in data, primary election results remain in limbo

NYC mayoral race in disarray after Board of Elections withdraws results due to ballot screwup Tim Balk, Chris Sommerfeldt © Provided by New York Daily News Democratic New York City mayoral candidates Eric Adams (left) and Kathryn Garcia (right) What an absolute mess. The Board of Elections hurled the city’s first-ever ranked-choice mayoral race into disarray Tuesday by releasing updated results showing Eric Adams’ lead in the contest shrinking drastically only to withdraw those tabulations hours later due to an embarrassing counting error. The BOE first dropped a tally that showed Adams, Brooklyn’s borough president, leading the Democratic mayoral primary with 51.1% of the vote after 11 rounds of ranked-choice counting eliminated all other candidates except for ex-sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia.

New yorkUnited statesSid davidoffEric adamEric adams spencer plattKathryn garcia gardiner andersonAndrew yangEric adamsKathryn garciaMaya wileyDemocratic new york cityYork cityBrooklyn borough president ericBrooklyn borough president eric adamsNew york cityPrimary night

NYC Board of Elections acknowledges discrepancy in NYC mayoral primary count after Eric Adams lead shrinks

NYC mayoral race in disarray after Board of Elections withdraws results due to ballot screwup Tim Balk, Chris Sommerfeldt © Provided by New York Daily News Democratic New York City mayoral candidates Eric Adams (left) and Kathryn Garcia (right) What an absolute mess. The Board of Elections hurled the city’s first-ever ranked-choice mayoral race into disarray Tuesday by releasing updated results showing Eric Adams’ lead in the contest shrinking drastically only to withdraw those tabulations hours later due to an embarrassing counting error. The BOE first dropped a tally that showed Adams, Brooklyn’s borough president, leading the Democratic mayoral primary with 51.1% of the vote after 11 rounds of ranked-choice counting eliminated all other candidates except for ex-sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia.

New yorkUnited statesSid davidoffBrad landerEric adamEric adams spencer plattAndrew yangKathryn garcia gardiner andersonEric adamsKathryn garciaCurtis sliwaCorey johnsonMaya wileyDemocratic new york cityYork cityRank choice results starting june

NYC mayoral race in disarray after Board of Elections withdraws results due to ballot screwup

NYC mayoral race in disarray after Board of Elections withdraws results due to ‘test’ ballot screwup Tim Balk, Chris Sommerfeldt © Provided by New York Daily News Democratic New York City mayoral candidates Eric Adams (left) and Kathryn Garcia (right) What an absolute mess. The Board of Elections hurled the city’s first-ever ranked-choice mayoral race into disarray Tuesday by releasing updated results showing Eric Adams’ lead in the contest shrinking drastically only to withdraw those tabulations hours later due to an embarrassing counting error. The BOE first dropped a tally that showed Adams, Brooklyn’s borough president, leading the Democratic mayoral primary with 51.1% of the vote after 11 rounds of ranked-choice counting eliminated all other candidates except for ex-sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia.

New yorkUnited statesSid davidoffEric adamBrad landerEric adams spencer plattKathryn garcia gardiner andersonAndrew yangEric adamsKathryn garciaCurtis sliwaCorey johnsonMaya wileyDemocratic new york cityBrooklyn borough president ericBrooklyn borough president eric adams

The capriciousness of ranked choice voting is revealed in NYC

Illustrated | Getty Images, iStock Voting in New York City s Democratic primary for mayor finished a week ago, but the election nonetheless just took a dramatic turn. Allocation of second-choice votes a key feature of the ranked-choice voting system that New York is using for the first time has propelled former sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia from a distant third place all the way to a close second, only two points behind the leader, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. With approximately 125,000 absentee ballots yet to be counted more than eight times the margin between Adams and Garcia a stunning upset is still possible.

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NYC mayoral race in disarray after BOE withdraws ranked-choice results due to discrepancy

NYC mayoral race in disarray after Board of Elections withdraws results due to ballot screwup Tim Balk, Chris Sommerfeldt © Provided by New York Daily News Democratic New York City mayoral candidates Eric Adams (left) and Kathryn Garcia (right) What an absolute mess. The Board of Elections hurled the city’s first-ever ranked-choice mayoral race into disarray Tuesday by releasing updated results showing Eric Adams’ lead in the contest shrinking drastically only to withdraw those tabulations hours later due to an embarrassing counting error. The BOE first dropped a tally that showed Adams, Brooklyn’s borough president, leading the Democratic mayoral primary with 51.1% of the vote after 11 rounds of ranked-choice counting eliminated all other candidates except for ex-sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia.

New yorkUnited statesSid davidoffBrad landerEric adamEric adams spencer plattAndrew yangKathryn garcia gardiner andersonEric adamsKathryn garciaCurtis sliwaCorey johnsonMaya wileyDemocratic new york cityBrooklyn borough president ericBrooklyn borough president eric adams

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