Queens Community Board 9

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About This District

Queens Community District 9

Queens Community District 9 encompasses Woodhaven, Richmond Hill, Ozone Park, and Kew Gardens. Covering 3.1 square miles and home to more than 140,000 residents, it sits in central-southern Queens between Forest Park and the Brooklyn line.

The district includes commercial avenues, residential blocks, transit corridors, parks, and institutions that connect central and southern Queens, with a built environment that shifts from apartments to attached houses to older commercial strips.

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2025 General Election Results
🗺️Explore the interactive Election District mapMayor · Q2 · Q3 · Q4 — shaded by margin, ED by ED
2025 NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION

QNCB9

QNCB9 — Mamdani won this CB district 53.5% to 37.3% for Cuomo and 9.2% for Sliwa, and carried 56 of 66 election districts here.

Mamdani won 56 of 66 election districts in QNCB9.
Winner
Mamdani by 16.2%
EDs carried
Mamdani: 56 of 66
Mamdani
53.5%
Cuomo
37.3%
Sliwa 9.2%
Mayor
MamdaniWIN
100%
Cuomo
0%
Citywide: Mamdani 39/59 (66%) · Cuomo 20/59 (34%)
Q1 — Olympic Sports Complex
YES
0%
NOWIN
100%
Citywide: NO 45/59 (76%) · YES 14/59 (24%)
Q2 — Fast Track Affordable Housing
YESWIN
100%
NO
0%
Citywide: YES 46/59 (78%) · NO 13/59 (22%)
Q3 — Simplify Housing & Infrastructure Review
YESWIN
100%
NO
0%
Citywide: YES 45/59 (76%) · NO 14/59 (24%)
Q4 — Affordable Housing Appeals Board
YESWIN
100%
NO
0%
Citywide: YES 47/59 (80%) · NO 12/59 (20%)
Q5 — Digital City Map
YESWIN
100%
NO
0%
Citywide: YES 55/59 (93%) · NO 4/59 (7%)
Q6 — Move Local Elections to Presidential Years
YES
0%
NOWIN
100%
Citywide: NO 31/59 (53%) · YES 28/59 (47%)
Queens CB9 — 2025 General Election Results
Queens CB9 — 2025 General Election Results

Community Health Profile

Kew Gardens and Woodhaven · Source: NYC DOHMH 2026 Community Health Profiles

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Demographics
Total Population
145,464
Boro #10 NYC #30
Age 0–17
22.2%
Boro #2 NYC #17
Age 18–24
8.6%
Boro #4 NYC #29
Age 25–44
28.0%
Boro #7 NYC #33
Age 45–64
26.4%
Boro #7 NYC #11
Age 65+
14.8%
Boro #14 NYC #44
Asian
28.3%
Boro #7 NYC #10
Black
9.0%
Boro #7 NYC #34
Latino
41.5%
Boro #3 NYC #17
White
17.1%
Boro #10 NYC #39
Other race/ethnicity
4.1%
Boro #2 NYC #4
Limited English Proficiency
27.8%
Boro #7 NYC #16
Born Outside the US
51.8%
Boro #4 NYC #6
Education
Elementary School Absenteeism
35.3%
Boro #11 NYC #31
On-Time High School Graduation
89.1%
Boro #8 NYC #15
Did Not Complete High School
20.4%
Boro #10 NYC #40
High School Grad / Some College
41.2%
Boro #7 NYC #25
College Degree or Higher
38.4%
Boro #9 NYC #39
Economy
Poverty
16.4%
Boro #8 NYC #23
Unemployment
6.7%
Boro #6 NYC #21
Rent Burden
51.0%
Boro #8 NYC #33
Helpful Neighbors
52.5%
Boro #12 NYC #41
Jail Incarceration
141.7
Boro #10 NYC #27
Environment & Housing
Air Conditioning
91.9%
Boro #11 NYC #28
Air Pollution
6.7
Boro #8 NYC #21
Renter Housing Problems
39.1%
Boro #1 NYC #3
Homes Reporting Cockroaches
19.5%
Boro #4 NYC #13
Bodega:Supermarket Ratio
8.6
Boro #10 NYC #30
Farmers Markets
3
Boro #1 NYC #14
Bike Network Coverage
1.6%
Boro #13 NYC #58
Non-Fatal Assault Hospitalizations
31.1
Boro #7 NYC #25
Maternal & Child Health
Late or No Prenatal Care
8.2%
Boro #7 NYC #27
Preterm Births
11.7%
Boro #11 NYC #50
Teen Births
10.1%
Boro #10 NYC #34
Childhood Obesity
24.9%
Boro #10 NYC #36
Child Asthma ED Visits
92.2
Boro #8 NYC #21
Health Behaviors
Self-Reported Good Health
86.3%
Boro #5 NYC #16
Physical Activity
69.7%
Boro #6 NYC #25
Sugary Drink Consumption
16.3%
Boro #8 NYC #34
Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
88.2%
Boro #8 NYC #30
Current Smokers
5.2%
Boro #4 NYC #13
Binge Drinking
27.5%
Boro #12 NYC #40
Obesity
27.1%
Boro #9 NYC #29
Healthcare Access
Uninsured
14.1%
Boro #9 NYC #49
Unmet Medical Care
19.3%
Boro #13 NYC #46
Flu Vaccination
44.5%
Boro #11 NYC #42
HPV Vaccination
46.0%
Boro #5 NYC #26
Disease & Mortality
Avoidable Hospitalizations
957.9
Boro #10 NYC #31
Fall Hospitalizations
1420.1
Boro #11 NYC #34
Diabetes
15.7%
Boro #11 NYC #44
Hypertension
24.1%
Boro #1 NYC #10
New HIV Diagnoses
12.8
Boro #7 NYC #24
New Hepatitis C Reports
39.2
Boro #14 NYC #45
Psychiatric Hospitalizations
484.6
Boro #10 NYC #35
Infant Mortality
5.4
Boro #11 NYC #43
Premature Mortality Number
1,282
Boro #6 NYC #29
Premature Mortality Rate
180.0
Boro #11 NYC #30
Life Expectancy
83.0 years
Boro #9 NYC #26
▼ Full data table (all 58 indicators)
Indicator Value Boro Rank NYC Rank Rank
Total Population 145,464 #10 of 14 #30 of 59 ↑ #10
Age 0–17 22.2% #2 of 14 #17 of 59 ↑ #2
Age 18–24 8.6% #4 of 14 #29 of 59 ↑ #4
Age 25–44 28.0% #7 of 14 #33 of 59 ↑ #7
Age 45–64 26.4% #7 of 14 #11 of 59 ↑ #7
Age 65+ 14.8% #14 of 14 #44 of 59 ↑ #14
Asian 28.3% #7 of 14 #10 of 59 ↑ #7
Black 9.0% #7 of 14 #34 of 59 ↑ #7
Latino 41.5% #3 of 14 #17 of 59 ↑ #3
White 17.1% #10 of 14 #39 of 59 ↑ #10
Other race/ethnicity 4.1% #2 of 14 #4 of 59 ↑ #2
Limited English Proficiency 27.8% #7 of 14 #16 of 59 ↑ #7
Born Outside the US 51.8% #4 of 14 #6 of 59 ↑ #4
Elementary School Absenteeism 35.3% #11 of 14 #31 of 59 ↓ #11
On-Time High School Graduation 89.1% #8 of 14 #15 of 59 ↑ #8
Did Not Complete High School 20.4% #10 of 14 #40 of 59 ↓ #10
High School Grad / Some College 41.2% #7 of 14 #25 of 59 ↑ #7
College Degree or Higher 38.4% #9 of 14 #39 of 59 ↑ #9
Poverty 16.4% #8 of 14 #23 of 59 ↓ #8
Unemployment 6.7% #6 of 14 #21 of 59 ↓ #6
Rent Burden 51.0% #8 of 14 #33 of 59 ↓ #8
Avertable Deaths 32.5 #10 of 14 #25 of 59 ↓ #10
Helpful Neighbors 52.5% #12 of 14 #41 of 59 ↑ #12
Non-Fatal Assault Hospitalizations 31.1 #7 of 14 #25 of 59 ↓ #7
Jail Incarceration 141.7 #10 of 14 #27 of 59 ↓ #10
Air Conditioning 91.9% #11 of 14 #28 of 59 ↑ #11
Air Pollution 6.7 #8 of 14 #21 of 59 ↓ #8
Renter Homes with Health-Related Housing Problems 39.1% #1 of 14 #3 of 59 ↓ #1
Homes Reporting Cockroaches 19.5% #4 of 14 #13 of 59 ↓ #4
Ratio of Bodegas to Supermarkets 8.6 #10 of 14 #30 of 59 ↓ #10
Farmers Markets 3 #1 of 14 #14 of 59 ↑ #1
Bicycle Network Coverage 1.6% #13 of 14 #58 of 59 ↑ #13
Pedestrian Injury Hospitalizations 15.2 #9 of 14 #29 of 59 ↓ #9
Late or No Prenatal Care 8.2% #7 of 14 #27 of 59 ↓ #7
Preterm Births 11.7% #11 of 14 #50 of 59 ↓ #11
Teen Births 10.1% #10 of 14 #34 of 59 ↓ #10
Childhood Obesity 24.9% #10 of 14 #36 of 59 ↓ #10
Child Asthma Emergency Department Visits 92.2 #8 of 14 #21 of 59 ↓ #8
Self-Reported Good Health 86.3% #5 of 14 #16 of 59 ↑ #5
Physical Activity 69.7% #6 of 14 #25 of 59 ↑ #6
Sugary Drink Consumption 16.3% #8 of 14 #34 of 59 ↓ #8
Fruit and Vegetable Consumption 88.2% #8 of 14 #30 of 59 ↑ #8
Current Smokers 5.2% #4 of 14 #13 of 59 ↓ #4
Uninsured 14.1% #9 of 14 #49 of 59 ↓ #9
Unmet Medical Care 19.3% #13 of 14 #46 of 59 ↓ #13
Avoidable Hospitalizations Among Adults 957.9 #10 of 14 #31 of 59 ↓ #10
Fall-Related Hospitalizations Among Older Adults 1420.1 #11 of 14 #34 of 59 ↓ #11
Flu Vaccination 44.5% #11 of 14 #42 of 59 ↑ #11
HPV Vaccination 46.0% #5 of 14 #26 of 59 ↑ #5
Obesity 27.1% #9 of 14 #29 of 59 ↓ #9
Diabetes 15.7% #11 of 14 #44 of 59 ↓ #11
Hypertension 24.1% #1 of 14 #10 of 59 ↓ #1
New HIV Diagnoses 12.8 #7 of 14 #24 of 59 ↓ #7
New Hepatitis C Reports 39.2 #14 of 14 #45 of 59 ↓ #14
Binge Drinking 27.5% #12 of 14 #40 of 59 ↓ #12
Psychiatric Hospitalizations 484.6 #10 of 14 #35 of 59 ↓ #10
Infant Mortality 5.4 #11 of 14 #43 of 59 ↓ #11
Premature Mortality Number 1,282 #6 of 14 #29 of 59 ↓ #6
Premature Mortality Rate 180.0 #11 of 14 #30 of 59 ↓ #11
Life Expectancy 83.0 years #9 of 14 #26 of 59 ↑ #9
What the land is used for
How it is zoned
Source: city lot records. Shares are by lot area.

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102nd Precinct 99.6% of QNCB9

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