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The 2023 New York City Council elections were held on November 7, 2023, with primaries having occurred on June 27, 2023. [1] [2] Due to redistricting and the 2020 changes to the New York City Charter, councilmembers elected during the 2021 and 2023 City Council elections will serve two-year terms, with full four-year terms resuming after the 2025 New York City Council elections. [3] Party nominees were chosen using ranked-choice voting. [4]
Contents
- Incumbents not re-elected
- Incumbents defeated in general election
- Retiring incumbents
- Incumbents defeated in primary
- List of districts
- Manhattan
- Bronx
- Queens
- Brooklyn
- Staten Island
- District 1
- Democratic primary
- Republican primary
- Independents and minor parties
- General election
- District 2
- Democratic primary 2
- Republican primary 2
- General election 2
- District 3
- Democratic primary 3
- Republican primary 3
- General election 3
- District 4
- Democratic primary 4
- Republican primary 4
- General election 4
- District 5
- Democratic primary 5
- Republican primary 5
- General election 5
- District 6
- Democratic primary 6
- Republican primary 6
- Independents and minor parties 2
- General election 6
- District 7
- Democratic primary 7
- Republican primary 7
- Independents and minor parties 3
- General election 7
- District 8
- Democratic primary 8
- Republican primary 8
- Independents and minor parties 4
- General election 8
- District 9
- Democratic primary 9
- Independents and minor parties 5
- General election 9
- District 10
- Democratic primary 10
- Independents and minor parties 6
- General election 10
- District 11
- Democratic primary 11
- Republican primary 9
- General election 11
- District 12
- Democratic primary 12
- Republican primary 10
- General election 12
- District 13
- Democratic primary 13
- Republican primary 11
- Conservative primary
- General election 13
- District 14
- Democratic primary 14
- Republican primary 12
- General election 14
- District 15
- Democratic primary 15
- Republican primary 13
- Conservative primary 2
- General election 15
- District 16
- Democratic primary 16
- Republican primary 14
- General election 16
- District 17
- Democratic primary 17
- Republican primary 15
- Conservative primary 3
- General election 17
- District 18
- Democratic primary 18
- Republican primary 16
- General election 18
- District 19
- Republican primary 17
- Democratic primary 19
- General election 19
- District 20
- Democratic primary 20
- Republican primary 18
- Independents and minor parties 7
- General election 20
- District 21
- Democratic primary 21
- General election 21
- District 22
- Democratic primary 22
- Republican primary 19
- General election 22
- District 23
- Democratic primary 23
- Republican primary 20
- General election 23
- District 24
- Democratic primary 24
- Republican primary 21
- General election 24
- District 25
- Democratic primary 25
- Republican primary 22
- Independents and minor parties 8
- General election 25
- District 26
- Democratic primary 26
- Republican primary 23
- General election 26
- District 27
- Democratic primary 27
- Republican primary 24
- General election 27
- District 28
- Democratic primary 28
- Republican primary 25
- General election 28
- District 29
- Democratic primary 29
- Republican primary 26
- Independents and minor parties 9
- General election 29
- District 30
- Democratic primary 30
- Republican primary 27
- General election 30
- District 31
- Democratic primary 31
- Republican primary 28
- General election 31
- District 32
- Republican primary 29
- Democratic primary 32
- General election 32
- District 33
- Democratic primary 33
- Republican primary 30
- General election 33
- District 34
- Democratic primary 34
- Independents and minor parties 10
- General election 34
- District 35
- Democratic primary 35
- Independents and minor parties 11
- General election 35
- District 36
- Democratic primary 36
- General election 36
- District 37
- Democratic primary 37
- Republican primary 31
- Independents and minor parties 12
- General election 37
- District 38
- Democratic primary 38
- Republican primary 32
- Independents and minor parties 13
- General election 38
- District 39
- Democratic primary 39
- Republican primary 33
- General election 39
- District 40
- Democratic primary 40
- Independents and minor parties 14
- General election 40
- District 41
- Democratic primary 41
- Independents and minor parties 15
- General election 41
- District 42
- Democratic primary 42
- Independents and minor parties 16
- General election 42
- District 43
- Democratic primary 43
- Republican primary 34
- Conservative primary 4
- General election 43
- District 44
- Democratic primary 44
- Republican primary 35
- Independents and minor parties 17
- General election 44
- District 45
- Democratic primary 45
- General election 45
- District 46
- Democratic primary 46
- Republican primary 36
- Independents and minor parties 18
- General election 46
- District 47
- Republican primary 37
- Democratic primary 47
- Conservative primary 5
- General election 47
- District 48
- Republican primary 38
- Democratic primary 48
- Independents and minor parties 19
- General election 48
- District 49
- Democratic primary 49
- Independents and minor parties 20
- General election 49
- District 50
- Republican primary 39
- General election 50
- District 51
- Republican primary 40
- General election 51
- Notes
- References
Two incumbents lost re-election; Democrat Marjorie Velazquez lost to Republican Kristy Marmorato, while Republican Ari Kagan, who was elected as a Democrat in 2021 but switched parties in 2022, lost to a fellow incumbent, Democrat Justin Brannan. Brannan and Kagan had been placed in the same district, creating a new district with no incumbent which was won by Democrat Susan Zhuang. All other incumbents were re-elected except for two: Democrat Kristin Richardson Jordan, who retired and was succeeded by fellow Democrat Yusef Salaam, and Democrat Charles Barron, who ran for re-election but lost the Democratic primary to Chris Banks, who went on to win the general election.
The partisan composition of the council remained unchanged. This was the most seats won by the Republican Party in a New York City Council election since 1997.
