NYC election results 2026: Manhattan's races and proposals
New York City votes on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Manhattan voters pick a governor (Hochul vs Blakeman), a member of Congress in the 10th, 12th or 13th district, and vote yes or no on five City Charter proposals. Polls close at 9 p.m. We add each result here as it's called, with the source.
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New York City votes on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Manhattan voters pick a governor (Hochul vs Blakeman), a member of Congress in the 10th, 12th or 13th district, and vote yes or no on five City Charter proposals. Polls close at 9 p.m. We add each result here as it's called, with the source.
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Last checked November 2, 2026
Results: statewide
| Race | Result | Called by, time |
|---|---|---|
| Governor: Hochul and Adams (D) vs Blakeman and Hood (R) | Results will be added as races are called | |
| Comptroller: DiNapoli vs Hernandez | Results will be added as races are called | |
| Attorney general: James vs Komatireddy | Results will be added as races are called |
Results: US House seats in Manhattan
| District | Candidates | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 10th | Brad Lander (D); Jennifer Moore (R) | To be added |
| 12th | Micah Lasher (D); Caroline Shinkle (R); Wilneida Negron; Karen Ortiz | To be added |
| 13th | Darializa Avila Chevalier (D); Jomo Williams (R) | To be added |
Results: the five city ballot proposals
| Proposal | Short version | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Public space | Faster approvals to use public space for ramps, planters and sidewalk cafes | To be added |
| 2. City contracting | Less contractor paperwork and regular Procurement Policy Board meetings | To be added |
| 3. Street safety and city property | Faster street safety projects, sales of unused city property and office leasing | To be added |
| 4. Building permits | A central construction permits hub; waterfront permits move to the Department of Buildings | To be added |
| 5. Rainy day fund | A reserve goal of at least 12% of the previous year's city tax revenue | To be added |
Market prices the day before
Added on 2 November for the races an app lists (the governor's race is listed on major apps; check each app for the others).
Where to watch results live
- NYC Board of Elections: enr.boenyc.gov, by borough and district.
- New York State Board of Elections: nyenr.elections.ny.gov for statewide races.
- AP race calls: each market's rules say whether it settles on a race call or on certified results.
How the markets did
Added on 4 November.
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Before election day
- The NYC ballot, November 2026
- New York election results 2026, on NY Prediction Markets (opens in a new tab)
Sources
- New York State Board of Elections, general election certification (amended 7 October 2026), as in our NYC ballot guide.
- NYC Votes, 2026 ballot proposals (checked 27 Oct 2026) (opens in a new tab)
- NYC Board of Elections, results (opens in a new tab)
Frequently asked questions
When do NYC polls close?
At 9 p.m. on 3 November. Polls open at 6 a.m.
What are the five NYC ballot proposals?
Five City Charter amendments on public space, city contracting, street safety and city property, building permits and a rainy day fund. You vote yes or no on each.
Are there prediction markets on the NYC ballot proposals?
Markets on local charter questions are rare. Check each app before assuming one exists.
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