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New York City voters cast ballots in mayoral election amid sweltering heat

NBC NewsTuesday, June 24, 2025 at 7:51:22 PM
New York City voters cast ballots in mayoral election amid sweltering heat
New Yorkers are sweating it out—literally—as they vote in the city’s mayoral primary today. With temperatures soaring, voters are choosing the Democratic nominee for November’s general election. NBC’s Vaughn Hillyard breaks down the key candidates and explains how ranked-choice voting (a system where voters pick their top five candidates in order) could shake up the race.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another election—it’s a test of how NYC handles ranked-choice voting for the first time in a mayoral race, which could lead to surprises (and maybe some drama) when results roll in. Plus, the heat adds a layer of real-world struggle to the process, reminding us how everyday challenges intersect with democracy. Whoever wins will shape the city’s recovery from the pandemic, so even if you’re not a New Yorker, it’s a glimpse into how big cities are navigating post-crisis leadership.
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