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2 days ago | ny1.com | Deanna Garcia

Good evening, New York City.We're wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know about for tonight and tomorrow, as well as your weather outlook. We can expect a few showers overnight. There will be damp and wet sidewalks early tomorrow morning. Highs: Mid-70sLows: Low 70sPossible showersHourly Forecast | Interactive RadarWatch the latest news and more local stories from across the country. 1.

3 days ago | ny1.com | Deanna Garcia

Election Day for the June primary is over in New York City. New Yorkers casted votes for mayor, public advocate and city comptroller, as well as City Council members and borough presidents. The Democratic race for mayor has not been called yet, as no candidate received more than 50% of the first-choice votes. However, Zohran Mamdani has a seven-point lead over Andrew Cuomo, according to the Associated Press. Mamdani has declared victory, and Cuomo has conceded the race.

3 days ago | ny1.com | Deanna Garcia

Mark Levine is leading in the Democratic primary for city comptroller, according to The Associated Press. According to the AP, with more than 89.7% of the expected vote tallied as of 10:50 p.m., Levine had 48.1% of votes, Justin Brannan had 33.6% of votes, Kevin Parker had 7.8% of the votes and Ismael Malave Perez had 10.1% of the votes. However, since the results for all the candidates did not top 50%, the city’s Board of Elections will go through the process of ranked-choice voting.

3 days ago | ny1.com | Deanna Garcia

Incumbent Jumaane Williams is the projected winner in the Democratic primary for public advocate, Spectrum News projects. According to the AP, with more than 40% of the expected vote tallied, Williams had 73% of votes, while Jenifer Rajkumar had 17.8% of votes. Williams started his career as a community organizer for the Greater Flatbush Beacon School and then became the executive director of NYS Tenants & Neighbors.

3 days ago | ny1.com | Cassandra Semyon

WASHINGTON — Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., has been elected by House Democrats to be the next ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, an influential role with a higher profile than many committee seats for the minority party in Congress. At 47, Garcia is the youngest Democrat to hold the title of ranking member on any committee this Congress. His victory also makes him the fifth California representative to be the top Democrat on a committee in the 119th Congress.