- The New York City Comptroller is the city's chief financial officer, responsible for overseeing the city's financial health, auditing city agencies and programs, and managing public pension funds. ​
- This position is elected citywide to a four-year term and can serve up to two consecutive terms. ​
- As of 2020, the Comptroller's annual salary is $209,050. ​
- In the line of succession, if both the Mayor and the Public Advocate positions become vacant, the Comptroller assumes the role of acting mayor. 

New York City

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New York

2025 NYC General Election

2025 NYC Primary Election

Student Wellbeing

Housing & Urban Development

Financial Management

Economy

Public Safety

Education

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Ethics & Conduct

Comptroller

- Borough Presidents serve as advocates for their respective boroughs, advising the mayor and city agencies on borough-specific needs and priorities. ​
- By influencing budget allocations and land use decisions, Borough Presidents can directly impact the development and quality of life in their boroughs.
- Borough Presidents are elected to four-year terms and can serve up to two consecutive terms. ​
- The annual salary for a Borough President is $179,200. ​

Your borough's representative and advocate

Manhattan

Policing

Public Services

Healthcare

Borough President

- City Council Members work together to enact local laws, approve the city budget, and oversee land use and zoning regulations. ​
- Council Members oversee city agencies, ensuring they effectively serve the public and address community needs. ​

Passes laws and regulations for your city

City Council Member

Brooklyn

The Bronx

- District Attorneys (DAs) are elected officials responsible for prosecuting criminal cases on behalf of the public within their respective counties. ​
- DAs oversee criminal investigations, determine charges, present cases in court, and negotiate plea deals. ​
- In New York City, each borough has its own DA, elected to four-year terms with no term limits. ​
- To run for DA, a candidate must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old, a resident of the county they wish to serve, a registered voter, and appropriately licensed to practice law in New York.

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Comptroller

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Borough President

3 candidates

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City Council Member

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City Council Member

5 candidates

City Council Member

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Borough President

2 candidates

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Borough President

2 candidates

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District Attorney

2 candidates

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Comptroller

2 candidates

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City Council Member

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