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Undecided In NYC's Mayoral Race? Here's A Guide To Help


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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 8, 2021


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It's a pivotal election year in New York City, as the next mayor will immediately have to reckon with the myriad devastating after-effects of the pandemic, and lead a vast effort to revitalize and reshape the city. The primary is coming up on June 22nd, with early voting starting on June 12th. So if you're still undecided, check out the below for some guidance to help you make an informed decision at the polls.

Originally published March 30th; most recently updated June 21st.

Have an election-related question? Email [email protected] (subject line: Ask an Election Reporter)

WHO IS RUNNING? 👟

WHEN WILL KNOW THE WINNER??

WHERE DO THE CANDIDATES STAND ON ISSUES THAT MATTER TO ME? 📝

MEET THE CANDIDATES

WHO'S GOT THE BIG IDEAS? 💡

FOLLOW THE MONEY 💰

GUIDE TO MAYORAL FORUMS & DEBATES 📺

RANKED-CHOICE VOTING 🗳️

READING LIST 📰

KEY DATES 📅

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