The winner of the NYC mayoral election is not known yet in this moment. If you’re asking about the 2025 race, results were projected by major outlets on election night, but final certified results could take some days to be officially issued by the Board of Elections. Here’s how you can get a precise answer quickly. What to expect

• Polls close times: New York City follows local election timing; polling places typically close in the evening (around 9:00 PM Eastern) with some variations by precinct and early voting rules.
• Early results: Media outlets often project a winner shortly after major portions of ballots are tallied, sometimes within hours of polls closing, depending on turnout and vote counting pace.
• Certification timeline: The Board of Elections will certify results after counting absentee and provisional ballots as required by law; this can extend into the following days or weeks in some jurisdictions.

How to confirm the winner reliably

• Check the latest results from:
  • The official New York City Board of Elections website for certified results.
  • Major reputable news organizations’ live election coverage (AP, Reuters, BBC, New York Times, NBC News, etc.) for the latest projections and certification notes.
  • Local NYC outlets (DNAinfo, Gothamist, NY1) for real-time updates and clarifications on any outstanding ballots.
• Look for language like “winner projected” (by a recognized authority) versus “unofficial results” or “still counting” to understand the status.

If you’d like, I can pull the most recent, authoritative updates and summarize who currently leads and whether a winner has been certified.