It's the Brian Lair Show on WNYC.

I'm Bridget Bergen, senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom filling in for Brian today.

Today at noon, the New York City Board of Elections will post the results of

the first ranked choice tabulation in the primary. Now, we've all assumed the outcome of this

election. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo has already conceded to Assembly Manzoro

Mamdani. But there's still a mathematically possible yet very unlikely chance

that Cuomo could win. That's according to Stephen Romuluski, the director of the CUNY

Mapping Service at the Center for Urban Research. He and his team have created some tools I

use routinely in my own reporting, including a great website called

Redistricting and You, where you can get all kinds of information about the changes to your

city council, state legislative and congressional district lines. He's also behind the New York City

Election Atlas, which has great data on past elections and maps of turnout up and down by all the way down to

the election district level.

And he's been analyzing the results of the first round of ranked choice voting.

And he joins us now with his findings.

Stephen, welcome to WNYC.

Thanks so much.

Really glad to be here.

And listeners, we have time for a few calls.

Do you have questions

about the first round of ranked choice voting in this Democratic mayoral primary, or what could

we learn from these remaining results that will be released in just a few minutes? Are you wondering

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