It was a great evening!

Who’s In and Who’s Out? Understanding the Results of the Mayoral Election YouTube video by CUNY Graduate Center

ICYMI, watch “Who’s In & Who’s Out: Understanding the Results of the NYC Mayoral Election”! Sayu Bhojwani, Hank Sheinkopf, NY Sen. John Liu, City Council Member Nantasha Williams & Prof. John Mollenkopf discuss NYC under Mayor Zohran Mamdani. youtu.be/PJEez1JrWVE

Next week's @newyorker.com cover. www.newyorker.com/culture/cove...

Seth, while this is true, you are missing some of the main lessons.

Please check out the interesting nuances at our map with filters to look at groups: www.electionatlas.nyc/maps.html#!N...

When we wrote our book on children of immigrants in NY we said they would inherit the city. Tonight one of them did!

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Mamdani wins decisively:

www.electionatlas.nyc/maps.html#!N...

This is going to be a monumental political night in NYC. You can investigate the preliminary results are released here:

www.electionatlas.nyc/maps.html#!N...

A larger version www.urbanresearchmaps.org/electioncomp... to create create custom links or embed in another website.

Who’s in and Who’s Out? Understanding the Results of the New York City Mayoral Election Elebash Recital Hall

Whoever is NYC's mayor-elect, make sure to check out the @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social forum next week "Who’s in & Who’s Out? Understanding the Results of the NYC Mayoral Election" moderated by our Ctr for Urban Research director John Mollenkopf @jomoko.bsky.social www.gc.cuny.edu/events/whos-...

The Ctr for Urban Research at @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social (led by @jomoko.bsky.social) has prepared an online map for tonight's NYC mayoral results. Link below in #thread. For now the map is blank, but it'll fill in w/unofficial returns tonight.

The map will do more than show the 2025 #s.
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“a new generation of voters will alter past patterns and bring new groups into the electorate.” - Dr. John Mollenkopf @jomoko.bsky.social

Relevant to the mayor's race...
www.gc.cuny.edu/sites/defaul...

Sozialwissenschaftler Claus Offe gestorben Claus Offe prägte die Sozialwissenschaften mit scharfsinnigen Analysen und gesellschaftskritischen Perspektiven. Als Grenzgänger zwischen Soziologie und Politologie bleibt sein Werk wegweisend.

Ein von Michael Zürn und mir verfasster Nachruf auf Claus Offe. Ein bemerkenswerter Mensch und Wissenschaftler www.faz.net/aktuell/feui...

We are so honored to have CUNY Mapping Service as one of our hometown heroes. Our nation's data is better because of their dedication to producing high-quality maps (both paper and digital) and data.

Congrats!!!

On Data and Democracy (Mid-Year Roundup): Charting the Assault on American Democracy and A Path Forward A narrative of a democracy in the balance, told through 29 data visualizations.

Many of you have probably seen this, but great set of thoughts and data visualizations from Adam Bonica: data4democracy.substack.com/p/on-data-an...

The recent rash of DOJ voter file “requests” #ELB Recent reports have disclosed that DOJ has now “asked” at least nine states for copies of their voter rolls, and I know that there are at least a handful of counties that have separately also received...

The recent rash of DOJ voter file “requests” electionlawblog.org?p=151010

Do the people who write this stuff know anything about Plano?

Excellent work at the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center by Steve Romalewski and team showing RCV patterns in New York City Democratic mayoral primary:
www.urbanresearchmaps.org/nycrcv2025/ and www.electionatlas.nyc/maps.html#!N...

1. NYCBOE plans to run initial ranked choice voting rounds tomorrow for NYC mayor. I'm assuming that based on unofficial results there'll be just 1 instance of vote transfers (from Round 1 to 2). There’s a *mathematical possibility* Cuomo could win, but very unlikely. More in the 🧵 below.

Terrible news for social science and for all who care about using the data we already collect to make better

Views of Race, Policing and Black Lives Matter in the 5 Years Since George Floyd’s Killing Americans have expressed skepticism that attention to racial issues after Floyd's killing led to changes that improved Black people's lives.

Lots to think about here: www.pewresearch.org/race-and-eth...

Trump Wants to Merge Government Data. Here Are 314 Things It Might Know About You.

Curious as to what data-oriented people in related academic networks think about this. Specifically about what a data integrator like Palantir might do with it. Good reading suggestions appreciated.

www.nytimes.com/2025/04/09/u...

Sure to be an interesting discussion...

link.cityandstateny.com/view/6661fdb...

The votes for @1199seiu.org's leadership elections are in, and the opposition slate, 1199 Members First, won big.

Yvonne Armstrong will become 1199's new President; Veronica Turner-Biggs will be Secretary-Treasurer.

Very big news, first reported by @mayakaufman.bsky.social (x.com/mayakauf/sta...).

No indication of IRB approval...

Inside the quiet race for New York City's second-most powerful position The New York City Council speakership goes to whomever can convince around 125 political power brokers, all with opposing interests, that they'll have an ally in City Hall.

All eyes are on the mayor's race, but another race is starting to take shape behind the scenes for leadership of the New York City Council in 2026.

@hollypret.bsky.social has all the details on how the powerful speaker of the New York City Council is chosen

www.cityandstateny.com/politics/202...

Looking forward to a first visit to Istanbul and broad-er.eu/workshop/bro...

NYC progressives want to beat Adams and Cuomo. Can they set aside their differences? The path to victory means that left-leaning voters — and mayoral candidates — must coalesce around a slate of five choices.

My latest story on the mayoral race. How the left’s effort to win depends on a unified strategy. gothamist.com/news/mayor-c...

Wisconsin Supreme Court race: extremely close in an environment where voters are turning against Trump and Musk: www.marquette.edu/news-center/...