Despite dropping approval ratings, incumbent Mayor Bill de Blasio is still the favorite to win the election. Can he fight off challengers within his own party AND a republican candidate? Candidates include:
Democrats
- Mayor Bill de Blasio
- former Secretary Hillary Clinton (off)
- Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.
- Comptroller Scott Stringer (off)
- State Senator Tony Avella
- former Detective Bo Dietl
- former Councilmember Sal Albanese
- former Secretary Shaun Donovan (off)
- former Representative Harold Ford Jr. (off)
- Public Advocate Letitia James (off)
- Representative Hakeem Jeffries (off)
- Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito (off)
- Mr. Don Peebles (off)
- former Speaker Christine Quinn (off)
- Mr. Josh Thompson
- former Representative Anthony Weiner (off)
Republicans
- former Commissioner Raymond Kelly
- Mr. John Catsimatidis
- Councilmember Eric Ulrich
- Mr. Paul Massey
- Mr. Donald Trump Jr.
- Reverend Michel Faulkner
- Mr. Darren Aquino
Updates will be made to this scenario, so feel free to leave suggestions in the comments
AWESOME!!! Was hoping someone would make this! Can’t wait to try it
I was thinking of making this but I wouldn’t have the info. Looking forward to trying it!
once the popular vote feature is finalized in president infinity can you make aversion that incorporates that instead of electoral votes for the 5 boroughs. Since in 1993 Giuliani won despite only winning 2 out of 5 boroughs.
@city evaluator Yes, once the popular vote feature is implemented I will edit this scenario to include it instead of electoral votes.
Are you planning to make a 2021 NYC mayoral election? If not, can i use the map to create one? thanks in advance
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