The New York City mayoral election determines who will lead the most populous city in the United States. Held every four years, the election involves a primary in which members of each political party choose their nominee, followed by a general election where candidates from all parties compete. New York City elections often draw national attention due to the city's size, influence, and the diverse range of issues facing its residents, from affordable housing and public safety to education and economic development. The Mayor holds significant power over the city's budget, policies, and services, making the election a crucial event for the future of New York City.
