Up Upd2022 COUNTY COMMITTEE
2023 County Committee maps shown below are based on publicly available information on the Manhattan Democratic County Website and the New York City Board Of Elections Website
https://manhattandemocrats.org/about/find-your-assembly-district-part/
https://vote.nyc/sites/default/files/pdf/maps/ad/2023/AD_2022_74.pdf. In the image below County Committee members are cross referenced with their assigned Election Districts (ED’s) for AD74 part A . Updated 11/28/2023
https://vote.nyc/sites/default/files/pdf/maps/ad/2023/AD_2022_65.pdf. I In the image further below County Committee members are cross referenced with their assigned Election Districts (ED’s) for AD65 Part A through D. The ED’s for parts A through D are also highlighted and coordinated with the District Leaders who currently represent those areas. Updated 11/28/2023
The next NYS assembly election (in 2024) will be run under the boundary lines as stated on the state website.
The first blow-up image of the 65/74 border below shows the County Committee members at each ED. The second blow up image of the border shows the results of the democratic primary for assembly district 65 for those transitional ED’s. In the second image below, the votes in each ED are shown for the overall winner, Grace Lee, as well as the other democratic primary contenders.
CITY COUNCIL 2023
In 2022 the city council completed the redistricting process based on the 2020 census. The boundary lines in lower manhattan were changed to accommodate the change in population of the districts; district 1, 3, and 4 gained population relative to 2.
https://nyc.redistrictingandyou.org/pdfmaps/nyc_cc_pop_deviation.pdf
https://nyc.redistrictingandyou.org/pdfmaps/nyc_cc_pop_change_2010_2020.pdf
The city council passed maps removing parts of the district below Delancey, expanding the districts western boundary – in some cases out to 6th avenue – and shrinking the districts northern boundary. None of the NYCHA development, Vladeck Houses, is part of city council district 2 now
https://nyc.redistrictingandyou.org
CD10 DATA RESULTS
Lastly here is some data from another recent local races (Democratic primaries). Below is some images showing the ED results of the Democratic Congressional Primary in August, 2022 for the NY CD10 race.
The image show how the vote was split four ways in CODA and the neighboring districts between Dan Goldman, Mondaire Jones, Yuh-Line Niou, and Carlina Rivera. The next images shows the vote overlaid with Median Income, The last image shows the overall racial dot map for CD-10
