Primary Election Results and Updates in New York

Chevalier Wins Democratic Primary in NY-13

Darializa Avila Chevalier has been announced as the winner of the Democratic primary in New York’s 13th Congressional District. Chevalier defeated incumbent Representative Adriano Espaillat. Other contenders in the race included Theo Chino-Tavarez and Oscar Romero. Chevalier received endorsement from Mamdani and is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). The district covers areas such as Washington Heights and Harlem.

Conley to Challenge Rep. Mike Lawler in NY-17

CBS News has projected Cait Conley, a former national cybersecurity expert, as the Democrat who will contest against Republican Rep. Mike Lawler in NY-17 this November. Conley emerged victorious in the primary elections held Tuesday. Her professional background includes work on the National Security Council in the Biden administration as the Director of Counterterrorism. Her campaign promises focus on reducing housing costs, enhancing affordable childcare, and improving healthcare accessibility. The 17th Congressional District spans northern suburbs of New York City, including Rockland and Putnam counties, and parts of Westchester and Dutchess counties.

Micah Lasher Triumphs in NY-12 Primary

State Assemblyman Micah Lasher has won the Democratic primary for New York’s 12th Congressional District. He now prepares to compete with candidates from various parties in November, aiming to succeed retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler. This district encompasses regions in Manhattan, such as the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, and Midtown neighborhoods. Known for being a wealthy district, it holds significant political interest. Lasher’s current position is in District 69 in Manhattan, covering areas like Morningside Heights and parts of the Upper West Side. His endorsements include Nadler, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Governor Kathy Hochul.

Claire Valdez Wins in NY-07

Claire Valdez has clinched the Democratic primary for the 7th Congressional District. She competed against Vichal Kumar, Antonio Reynoso, and Julie Won to replace retiring Rep. Nydia Velazquez. Valdez, backed by Mamdani and a DSA member, succeeded despite Velazquez’s endorsement of Reynoso. The 7th District includes parts of Brooklyn and Queens.

Primary Results Across New York

Several candidates across New York have easily won their primaries, with projections quickly naming winners after polls closed at 9 p.m. CBS News identifies winners as Rep. Thomas Suozzi in NY-03, Rep. Grace Meng in NY-06, Rep. Yvette Clarke in NY-09, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in NY-14, and Rep. Ritchie Torres in NY-15. Additionally, the Associated Press projects Thomas DiNapoli as victor in the Democratic primary for New York City comptroller.

Brad Lander Defeats Goldman in NY-10

Brad Lander has secured the Democratic nomination for New York’s 10th Congressional District, a seat previously held by Congressman Dan Goldman. This district spans Lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn. Lander’s victory reflects progressive Democrats’ continuing gains in New York City, bolstered by endorsements from Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Senator Bernie Sanders. Lander is also positioned as the district’s Working Families Party nominee for the 2026 general election.

Polls Now Closed in New York

New York’s Primary Day polls have officially closed. Voters who were in line by 9 p.m. are still entitled to cast their ballots.

Mayor Mamdani’s Influence Tested

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s political influence will be closely examined in the primaries. With endorsements for several candidates, including those in the city and in significant House districts in northern suburbs, the primaries may significantly impact Mamdani’s standing.

Focus on Israel and Antisemitism in NY-10 Race

In the 10th Congressional District race, the relationship with Israel and issues of antisemitism have come into sharper focus. Rep. Dan Goldman, seeking a third House term, competes against Brad Lander. Goldman has ties to the pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC, a factor criticized by Lander and resulting in polarized viewpoints regarding Israel and antisemitism.

NYC Voter Turnout Exceeds 400,000

As per the latest New York City Board of Elections update, voter turnout hit 420,527. Here is the breakdown by borough:

• Manhattan: 149,521
• Bronx: 44,965
• Brooklyn: 137,295
• Queens: 81,247
• Staten Island: 7,499

These totals include early voting figures.

Voter Priorities in NY-12

At Wagner Middle School on the Upper East Side, voters outlined their priorities for candidates. Issues highlighted included Medicare, elder care, AI’s impact on jobs, housing costs, and taxation of affluent individuals. The 12th District is a prominent national political battlefield with significant financial investments.

Crowded Democratic Field in NY-17

The 17th Congressional District sees five Democrats competing to challenge Rep. Mike Lawler in November. The candidates include former cybersecurity expert Cait Conley, Rockland County Legislator Beth Davidson, Tarrytown Village Trustee Effie Phillips-Staley, retired Air Force officer John Cappello, and former lawyer Mike Sacks.

Mayor Mamdani Casts Early Vote

Mayor Zohran Mamdani voted early at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Although he did not reveal his vote, his official residence, Gracie Mansion, is within New York’s 12th Congressional District.

Espaillat Competes Against Chevalier in NY-13

Incumbent Adriano Espaillat faces Darializa Avila Chevalier in NY-13. Espaillat reaffirms dedication to the community, while Chevalier, endorsed by Mamdani, emphasizes her commitment to represent working people.

Mayor Mamdani’s Endorsements and Political Influence

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsements focus on three progressive candidates and several political confrontations, including opposition to AIPAC. His endorsements signal a push for change in New York’s Democratic landscape.

NYC Voter Turnout Insights

By 3 p.m., 330,115 voters had checked in. Here’s the breakdown by borough:

• Manhattan: 120,494
• Bronx: 33,840
• Brooklyn: 106,685
• Queens: 63,213
• Staten Island: 5,883

These figures reflect early voting as well.

Early Voting Totals in NYC

During the early voting period from June 13-21, New York City recorded 172,743 voters. Manhattan led with 67,369 votes, followed by Brooklyn with 54,277, Queens with 33,143, Bronx with 14,739, and Staten Island with 3,215. Political expert J.C. Polanco notes significant opportunities on election day given the low early voting turnout.

Checking Polling Locations in NYC

NYC voters can find polling locations via the city’s election website by entering their addresses. Outside the city, voters utilize the state Board of Elections website by entering personal information.