Citywide, Zohran Mamdani won the mayor’s race with about 50.4% of the vote (1,036,051 votes), ahead of Andrew Cuomo with 41.6% (854,995) and Curtis Sliwa with 7.1% (146,137), on a turnout of just over 2 million ballots — the highest for a New York City mayoral race in decades. He carried Queens
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