when will all the votes cast in nyc district 12 democratic primary 2026 be counted and reported to the public

New York City’s District 12 Democratic primary votes are reported in stages, and the final public total usually comes after mail and affidavit ballots are added and the city Board of Elections certifies the result. In this race, nearly all ballots had already been counted by June 23, with the remaining votes still being tallied before certification.

What that means

• The first “live” results are unofficial and can change as late ballots are processed.

• The final count is only public once the Board of Elections finishes its certification process.

• So the practical answer is: not all votes are counted and reported immediately on election night; the complete public count comes later, after canvassing and certification.

For NY-12 specifically

Patch reported that Micah Lasher was leading with roughly 97 percent of ballots counted on June 23, which indicates the race was still awaiting the final batch of votes when that update was published. The same report says the official final totals will be announced only after certification by the New York City Board of Elections.

Bottom line

If you’re asking when all votes cast in the NYC District 12 Democratic primary 2026 will be counted and publicly reported, the answer is: after the city finishes counting remaining ballots and certifies the results, not on election night.