Every shape on the map is one election district in BKCB6. Blue voted yes. Orange voted no. Pick a year and a question and see for yourself.
This year all five City Charter questions passed, in the numbers so far from the Board of Elections. What each one changes is below. Some of it is written into the Charter now. Some of it gets determined as implementation begins, just like last year's charter changes.
The vote was advisory. The State Legislature made the city with the Greater New York Charter, Chapter 378 of the Laws of 1897, approved May 4, 1897. The charter took effect January 1, 1898. Read the act.
NYC Board of Elections election district files (2018 to 2025) and its numbers so far by election district (2026); Ballotpedia and the Board of Elections for the record since 1894; the State Board of Canvassers' 1894 tally; the Commission on Government Efficiency's final report of July 23, 2026 and the text of the amendments for what the 2026 questions change. Question titles and summaries are the ones printed on the ballot. An election district is counted in the community district that most of it sits in. 2014 and 2017 are left out because one district file in each year is missing from the Board of Elections site. 2020 had no ballot questions.