BROOKLYN, NY— Jabari Brisport leads the race with 72.80 percent of the vote, according to the NY State Board of Elections, as results show a decisive advantage over challenger Marlon Rice, who holds 19.83 percent.
Brisport received 22,779 votes as all 171 of 171 districts reported.
Rice received 6,204 votes.
Write-in votes accounted for 0.40 percent, blank ballots totaled 6.83 percent, and void ballots made up 0.14 percent of the 31,291 total votes cast.
Election officials reported full reporting across Kings County, with Brisport maintaining a consistent lead across the district throughout the count.
New York’s 25th State Senate District is centered in central Brooklyn and includes dense, rapidly changing urban neighborhoods with a mix of long-standing residents and newer arrivals.
The district has a majority-renter population and a strong concentration of public transit access, multifamily housing, and community-based organizations.
Key economic sectors include healthcare, education, retail, nonprofit work, and creative industries, with many residents employed within Brooklyn or commuting into Manhattan.
Primary elections in the district often determine final outcomes due to strong Democratic enrollment, with turnout in local races playing a decisive role in shaping representation.
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