Mark Levine Poised To Win NYC Comptroller Primary: Live Results

This article was last updated at 11:09 p.m. Tuesday. This article will be updated as results continue to come in. Keep refreshing the page for updates.

UPDATE: City councilman Justin Brannan conceded the race in a post on X, Tuesday night.

"We lost. But I'm so proud of the outer boro underdog race we ran and the tremendous coalition we built."

Mark Levine told his supporters that they gave the city hope that "we can build affordable housing, fix the broken mental health system, and that we can fight back against the madman in the White House."

NEW YORK CITY — It's primary election day at last and the polls in New York City closed at 9 p.m., so all that's left is the counting.

Votes are being tallied up in the New York City Comptroller race between Councilman Justin Brannan and Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.

More than 830,875 New Yorkers had checked in to vote by 6 p.m. Tuesday, including mail-in ballots, according to New York City's Board of Elections.

Polls closed at 9 p.m. With 94 percent of votes counted. Here are the real-time unofficial results for the New York City Comptroller race.

• Justin Brannan – 296739 votes (33.5%)
• Mark Levine – 425510 votes (48.13%)

Once all the votes are tallied by the New York City Board of Elections, the official final totals will be announced. This article will be updated as results continue to come in.