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It’s Primary Day, and the Mayor’s Race Has Never Been Closer

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The Sprint For City Hall

Voters are heading to the polls amid sweltering heat. Will New Yorkers know the Democratic mayoral nominee this evening? Unlikely.

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If you’re hosting an election night watch party, maybe hold off on the Champagne.Credit...Vincent Alban/The New York Times

June 24, 2025, 12:21 p.m. ET

This is The Sprint for City Hall, a limited-run series on the critical Democratic primary race for mayor.

Primary Day has arrived.

Hi, I’m Dean Chang, the editor running The New York Times’s coverage of the mayoral primary. This was to be the eighth and last version of the newsletter, but just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in — or so it seems.

In this edition, we’ll look at some of the important story lines that might influence the outcome and examine how a campaign’s ground game could make the difference. We’ll also explain why we probably won’t know who won the primary until next Tuesday, which likely extends The Sprint’s life for at least another week. (Any longer and we’re going shopping for a new name.)

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New Yorkers likely won’t know the winner of the primary until next Tuesday.Credit...Hilary Swift for The New York Times

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