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Most Voters: Upper West Side (Manhattan), most voters 84.8K
Belmont (Bronx) has the smallest number of voters 9K
Most Registered Democrats by percentage of the district:
Prospect Heights (Brooklyn) 83% D
Springfield Gardens (Queens) 82% D
Clinton Hill (Brooklyn) 81.7% D
Most Republicans by percentage in NYC (neighborhoods are all on Staten Island):
Charleston Richmond Valley 48.6% R
Rossville Woodrow 47% R
Annadale-Huguenot-Prince’s Bay 46.3%
Neighborhoods with the most young (18-34 year old) voters as a percentage:
North Corona (Queens)(14%)
Borough Park (Brooklyn)(11%)
Port Richmond (Staten Island) (10%)
Neighborhoods with the most older (65+) voters as a percentage:
West Brighton (Brooklyn) 48%
Brighton Beach (Brooklyn) 41%
Ft. Totten-Bay Terrace (Queens) 39%
Most Non-White Voter Neighborhoods:
Springfield Gardens North (Queens) 92%
Laurelton (Queens) 91.9%
Cambria Heights (Queens) 91.8%
Ethnic Breakdown: 85% African American, 5% Hispanic, 1.3% White
Highest Voting Performance Using L2’s Score of 75%+ based on a voter’s lifetime vote history:
Stuyvesant Town-Cooper Village (Manhattan) 55.5%
Brooklyn Heights (Brooklyn) 55%
Park Slope-Gowanus (Brooklyn) 54%
