New York City Mayor

Incumbent mayor of New York City since January 2022. Former Brooklyn Borough President and retired NYPD captain. First African American man to serve as Brooklyn Borough President. Facing federal indictment on corruption charges but seeking re-election. Focused on public safety and cost of living.

Former three-term Governor of New York (2011-2021). Resigned amid sexual harassment allegations. Son of former Governor Mario Cuomo. Considering mayoral run as a political comeback. Focused on infrastructure, public safety, and executive competence.

NYC Comptroller since 2022 and former City Council member from Brooklyn (2010-2021). Leading progressive challenger. Urban planner by training focused on housing affordability, climate action, and government reform. Endorsed by multiple progressive organizations.

Founder of the Guardian Angels (1979) and radio host. 2021 Republican nominee for NYC mayor, losing to Adams. Longtime public safety advocate and colorful media personality. Cat rescue enthusiast.

New York State Senator representing Jackson Heights and surrounding neighborhoods in Queens since 2019. Former communications director for the NYC Council. Labor and immigrant rights advocate. Running on a working-class platform.

Former NYC Comptroller (2014-2021) and Manhattan Borough President (2006-2013). State Assemblymember for the Upper West Side from 1993-2005. Considering comeback run focused on fiscal management and affordable housing.

New York State Senator representing central Brooklyn since 2019. Former attorney at Dechert LLP. Youngest member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Criminal justice reform champion and rising progressive voice. Sponsor of major voting rights legislation.