After voters’ ranked choices were tabulated, Eric Adams led Kathryn Garcia by two percentage points in preliminary results, with nearly 125,000 absentee ballots still to be counted. Maya Wiley was in third.
Source: New York Times
Adams Still Leads Mayor’s Race but ‘Discrepancy’ Puts Vote in Disarray
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