NY-59th Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

BROOKLYN, NY— In the 59th Assembly District Democratic primary, Jaime R. Williams leads with 64.28 percent of the vote, according to the NY State Board of Elections, as early results show a wide advantage over challenger Jibreel Jalloh, who holds 32.94 percent.

Williams received 4,172 votes as the count reached completion across all reporting districts. Jalloh received 2,138 votes.

Remaining ballots included 1.28 percent blank votes, 1.26 percent void ballots, and 0.23 percent write-in votes, bringing the total number of votes counted to 6,490.

Election officials reported all 69 of 69 districts accounted for in the tally, with Williams maintaining a consistent lead across reporting areas.

Are You Part Of District 59?

• East Flatbush (partial)
• Canarsie (partial)
• Flatlands
• Bergen Beach
• Mill Basin
• Brownsville (partial)

District Profile

Assembly District 59 spans southeastern Brooklyn and surrounding residential neighborhoods within Kings County. The district includes a mix of single-family homes, multi-unit housing, and public housing developments.

The area reflects a diverse population with strong Caribbean and African American communities, alongside growing immigrant populations. Housing costs and development pressures continue to shape local policy debates.

Employment in the district is concentrated in healthcare, education, retail, transportation, and public-sector jobs, with many residents commuting across New York City for work.

Primary elections in the district often serve as the decisive contests in heavily Democratic areas, with turnout patterns that vary significantly between general and primary cycles.