NYC 2025 Elections

While early voting has already started, a special election will be held on May 20 for Brooklyn voters for the District 22 state senate seat. Republican nominee R' Nachman Caller is up against Sam Sutton, the Democratic candidate.

If elected as city Comptroller, Council Member Justin Brannan says he plans to crack down on shady vendors and pay-to-play practices by creating a public list of the worst-performing contractors and reforming how city officials and lobbyists manage contracts.

Independent Jerry Chan and Democrat Susan Zhuang will fight for voters' attention in south Brooklyn in the November general election.

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday said he is forming the Fight and Deliver Party and will run for mayor under two party lines in the November general election.

"Our city is experiencing difficult times and we need a proven leader to fight for all New Yorkers and move our city in a positive direction," State Senator Roxanne Persaud said as she endorsed Andrew Cuomo for mayor.

Lambda Independent Democrats, Jim Owles Club and Stonewall Democrats backed the city comptroller for his record on LGBTQ rights.

Two conservative candidates are battling to represent south Brooklyn.

City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander on Saturday unveiled a plan for protecting Black New Yorkers and to reduce the racial wealth gap.

"It's about time we have someone that has been shown to work to support Latino issues and understands us in City Hall - and that person is Brad Lander," said Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, a late entrant to the mayoral race, also received endorsements from three labor unions.