NYC Assembly Districts won
By primary borough: 3 Staten Island, 2 Brooklyn, 1 Queens; 0 in Manhattan and the Bronx. AD 64 crosses Brooklyn and Staten Island and is counted once, in its primary borough.
Unofficial NYC Board of Elections snapshot, Nov 4, 2026, 12:42:08 AM EST · 97.09% of scanners reported · not final or certified
2026 Governor · New York City results by district
523 of 4,004 voting Election Districts 13.06%
10 of 1,416 Election Districts won across Manhattan and the Bronx 0.71%
NYC Board of Elections returns, rechecked against all 141 official result pages, show Bruce Blakeman received 468,543 votes (23.69%) to Kathy Hochul’s 1,505,223 (76.10%), a deficit of 1,036,680 votes. His Election District wins were concentrated in Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens: 513 of 523 (98.09%). In Manhattan he carried 1 of 836 voting Election Districts (0.12%); in the Bronx, 9 of 580 (1.55%).
By primary borough: 3 Staten Island, 2 Brooklyn, 1 Queens; 0 in Manhattan and the Bronx. AD 64 crosses Brooklyn and Staten Island and is counted once, in its primary borough.
Hochul won 3,477 (86.84%); 4 were exact ties; 281 zero-vote records excluded. 513 of his 523 wins (98.09%) were in Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens.
Staten Island: 78,743 to 55,770 (58.45%), a margin of +22,973. Combined deficit in the other four boroughs: 1,059,653.
Blakeman 23.69%, Hochul 76.10% of NYC candidate votes, all ballot lines included. The statewide 90.0% comparison above uses separately updated snapshots.
Choose 65 Assembly Districts or the Election District layer. The Election District layer draws 4,214 published polygons: the 4,004 Election Districts that recorded votes, plus 210 mapped zero-vote districts shown in gray. Exact ties (4) are also gray. Hover or tap any district for candidate totals, ballot lines and margin.
Map area does not represent votes or population: large, lower-density districts cover more of the map than dense ones. Election Districts are multi-block reporting precincts, not single city blocks. Neighborhood names are area overlaps with NYC Planning 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Areas and do not indicate where voters live. A zero-vote record does not mean nobody lives in the district.
Blakeman carried 1 of 836 voting Election Districts in Manhattan and 9 of 580 in the Bronx. Every one is listed below with its full vote count.
| District | Borough | Neighborhood area overlap (NTA 2020) | Blakeman | Hochul | Total | Blakeman % | Margin |
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Vote totals and Election District counts use the actual BOE borough portions. Assembly District fractions use primary-borough assignment so the five boroughs add to 65. Select “Ballot lines” for the Republican, Conservative and Vote Affordable (Blakeman) and Democratic and Working Families (Hochul) breakdown.
| Borough | Blakeman | Hochul | Margin | Share | ADs won (primary) | EDs won | Scanners | Ballot lines |
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One square per Assembly District, grouped by primary borough: 6 Blakeman, 59 Hochul. Shade indicates the winner’s share. Select a square to locate it on the map.
Ranked by Blakeman’s share of candidate votes, with every ballot line. Assembly District 27, his closest loss, is shown for comparison. Select a card to locate the district on the map.
Every Election District Blakeman won. Election District sizes vary widely; check the Total column before drawing conclusions from any single district.
| District | Borough | Neighborhood area overlap | Blakeman | Hochul | Total | Blakeman % | Margin |
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