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Mayoral elections in Albany, New York

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Elections are held every four years in theoff-year immediately afterUnited States presidential election years inAlbany, New York, to electthe city's mayor.

2005

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2005 Albany mayoral election

← 2001November 8, 20052009 →
 
NomineeGerald JenningsAlice GreenJoseph Sullivan
PartyDemocraticGreenRepublican
Popular vote15,3675,5481,465
Percentage68.65%24.79%6.54%

Mayor before election

Gerald Jennings
Democratic

Elected mayor

Gerald Jennings
Democratic

The2005Albany mayoral election occurred on November 8, 2005.IncumbentDemocratGerald Jennings was reelected to a fourth consecutive term.

Primaries

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Primary elections were held on September 13, 2005.

Democratic

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Candidates

2005 Albany Democratic mayoral primary[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticGerald Jennings (incumbent)10,22368.32%
DemocraticArchie Goodbee4,74131.68%
Total votes14,964100%

Conservative

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2005 Albany Conservative mayoral primary[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
ConservativeGerald Jennings (write-in)2281.48%
ConservativeJoseph Sullivan (write-in)311.11%
ConservativePaul Latimer (write-in)13.70%
ConservativeJoseph McElroy (write-in)13.70%
Total votes27100%

General election

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In the general election, Jennings defeatedGreen Party candidateAlice Green, andRepublican Party candidate Joseph Sullivan, a perennial candidate and local activist.[3] This was a great result for Green who, 7 years earlier as the running mate ofAl Lewis, helped the nascentGreen Party of New York to achieveautomatic ballot access by winning over 50,000 votes in the1998 New York gubernatorial election.[4]

2005 Albany mayoral election[5]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticGerald Jennings (incumbent)14,29563.86%
IndependenceGerald Jennings (incumbent)5612.51%
ConservativeGerald Jennings (incumbent)5112.28%
TotalGerald Jennings (incumbent)15,36768.65%
GreenAlice Green5,54824.79%
RepublicanJoseph Sullivan1,4656.54%
Benzie Johnson (write-in)40.02%
Total votes22,384100%
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2009

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2009 Albany mayoral election

← 2005November 3, 20092013 →
 
NomineeGerald JenningsCorey EllisNathan Lebron
PartyDemocraticWorking FamiliesRepublican
AllianceConservative
Popular vote10,4664,8011,178
Percentage63.52%29.14%7.15%

Mayor before election

Gerald Jennings
Democratic

Elected mayor

Gerald Jennings
Democratic

TheAlbany, New York, mayoral election of 2009 occurred on November 3, 2009. It saw the reelection ofDemocratGerald Jennings to a fifth consecutive term.

Democratic primary

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TheDemocratic Party primary was held on September 15, 2009. Incumbent MayorGerald Jennings defeated Corey Ellis, a city council member, by a vote of 8,130 to 6,301.[6][7]

2009 Albany Democratic mayoral primary
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticGerald Jennings (incumbent)8,13056.34%
DemocraticCorey Ellis6,30143.66%
Total votes14,431100%

General election

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In the general election, Jennings (running on both the Democratic andConservative Party lines) defeated Ellis (running as theWorking Families Party candidate), andRepublican Party candidateNathan Lebron. Jennings got 10,466votes in total, Ellis came in second with 4,801 votes, and LeBron got 1,178 votes; there were also a few dozen write-in votes.[8]

2009 Albany mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticGerald Jennings (incumbent)9,95360.41%
ConservativeGerald Jennings (incumbent)5133.11%
TotalGerald Jennings (incumbent)10,46663.52%
Working FamiliesCorey Ellis4,80129.14%
RepublicanNathan Lebron1,1787.15%
Write-ins310.19%
Total votes16,476100%
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2013

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2013 Albany mayoral election

← 2009November 5, 20132017 →
 
NomineeKathy SheehanJesse Calhoun
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Alliance
Popular vote13,1341,025
Percentage83.49%6.52%

Mayor before election

Gerald Jennings
Democratic

Elected mayor

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic

TheAlbany, New York mayoral election of 2013 took place on November 5, 2013. The general election was preceded by the primaries on September 10, 2013. The winner of the election wasDemocratic nomineeKathy Sheehan.

Incumbent Democratic mayorGerald Jennings did not seek reelection.

Background

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The 2013 mayoral election was the City of Albany's first open-seat mayoral election since 1993.Incumbent mayorGerald Jennings announced on May 14, 2013, that he would not run for a sixth term.[9] Jennings is the second-longest-serving mayor in the history of Albany (Erastus Corning 2nd was the city's longest-tenured mayor).[10]

Democratic primary

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On November 17, 2012, Sheehan announced herself as a candidate for mayor.[11] On September 10, 2013, Sheehan defeated Corey Ellis in the Democratic primary.[12] According to official returns released on October 9, Sheehan won the Democratic nomination with 7,468 votes (65.72%) to Ellis's 3,294 votes (28.99%), with 601 write in votes (5.29%) and a few void and blank ballots.[13]

2013 Albany Democratic mayoral primary
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticKathy Sheehan7,46865.72%
DemocraticCorey Ellis3,29428.99%
Write-ins6015.29%
Total votes14,431100%

General election

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In addition to Sheehan, who ran on the Democratic, Working Families, and Independence Party lines, Jesse D. Calhoun was the candidate of the Republican Party, Joseph P. Sullivan ran on the Conservative Party line, and Theresa M. Portelli (a former Albany City school board member) ran on the Green Party line.[14]

On November 5, Sheehan won the general election in a landslide, receiving over 83% of the total vote.[15]

2013 Albany mayoral election[15]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticKathy Sheehan11,88475.55%
Working FamiliesKathy Sheehan8265.25%
IndependenceKathy Sheehan4242.70%
TotalKathy Sheehan13,13483.49%
RepublicanJesse D. Calhoun1,0256.52%
GreenTheresa M. Portelli7154.55%
ConservativeJoseph P. Sullivan6814.33%
Write-ins1761.12%
Total votes15,731100%
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2017

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2017 Albany mayoral election

← 2013November 7, 20172021 →
 
NomineeKathy SheehanFrank Commisso Jr.
PartyDemocraticIndependence
Alliance
Popular vote11,5203,687
Percentage70.42%22.54%

Mayor before election

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic

Elected mayor

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic

The2017 mayoral election inAlbany, New York, was held on November 7, 2017, and resulted in the incumbentKathy Sheehan, a member of theDemocratic Party, being re-elected to a second term overConservative Party candidate Joseph Sullivan,Green Party candidate Bryan Jimenez, andIndependence Party candidate Frank Commisso Jr.[16][17]

Democratic primary

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Sheehan won the Democraticprimary election with less than 50 percent of the vote. Frank Commisso Jr., a member of theAlbany Common Council; and Carolyn McLaughlin, the president of the Common Council, also ran.[17]

2017 Albany Democratic mayoral primary[18]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticKathy Sheehan6,65049.37
DemocraticFrank Commisso Jr.4,44633.01
DemocraticCarolyn McLaughlin2,05615.26
Write-ins3172.35
Total votes13,469100

General election

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Commisso ran again in the general election as the candidate of theIndependence Party. He criticized Sheehan over her handling of the city's finances and on the issue oftax breaks. Sheehan responded to Commisso's criticism through television advertisements, which were funded by a $387,000 loan from Sheehan to her campaign.[17]

2017 Albany mayoral election[19]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticKathy Sheehan10,24762.63
Working FamiliesKathy Sheehan9946.08
Women's EqualityKathy Sheehan2791.71
TotalKathy Sheehan11,52070.42
IndependenceFrank Commisso Jr.3,68722.54
ConservativeJoseph P. Sullivan7094.22
GreenBryan Jimenez3742.29
Write-ins700.43
Total votes16,360100
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2021

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See also:2021 New York state elections
2021 Albany mayoral election

← 20172 November 20212025 →
Turnout14,015
 
CandidateKathy SheehanAlicia PurdyWilliam Atlee
PartyDemocraticRepublicanIndependence
AllianceConservative
Popular vote8,8372,3852,374
Percentage63.05%17.02%16.94%

Mayor before election

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic

Elected mayor

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic

The2021 mayoral election inAlbany, New York, was held on November 2, 2021.IncumbentDemocratic mayorKathy Sheehan won re-election to a third term in office.[20][21]

Democratic primary

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Candidates

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Nominee
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Eliminated in primary

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  • Valerie Faust, reverend and write-in candidate for mayor in2009 and2013[22](continued as a write-in candidate)[23]
Disqualified
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  • Marlon Anderson, advocate[24](continued as a write-in candidate)[25]
  • Lukee Forbes, activist[22][26]
Declined
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2021 Albany Democratic mayoral primary[26]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticKathy Sheehan (incumbent)3,68863.8
DemocraticValerie Faust2,09336.2
Total votes5,781100

Republican primary

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Nominee

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Third-party and independent candidates

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General election

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2021 Albany mayoral election[30]
PartyCandidateVotes%
New York Democratic PartyKathy Sheehan (Incumbent)8,83763.05%
New York Republican PartyAlicia Purdy1,86213.29%
Conservative Party of New YorkWilliam Atlee5233.73%
TotalWilliam Atlee2,38517.02%
Independence Party of New YorkGreg Aidala2,37416.94%
Write-in4192.99%
Total14,015100%
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2025

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The2025 mayoral election inAlbany, New York will be held on November 4, 2025. Incumbent mayorKathy Sheehan is retiring after winning three terms as mayor. The primary election took place on June 24, 2025.

2025 Albany mayoral election

← 2021November 4, 20252029 →

Incumbent Mayor

Kathy Sheehan
Democratic



Democratic primary

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Candidates

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Nominee
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Eliminated in primary
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  • Marlon Anderson, community advocate[32]
  • Dan Cerutti, former tech executive[33]
  • Corey Ellis, Albany Common Council President and candidate for mayor in2009 and2013[34]
  • Carolyn Mclaughlin, Albany County Legislator[35]

Declined

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Endorsements

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Dorcey Applyrs
Statewide officials
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Trade unions
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Dan Cerutti
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Results

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2025 Albany mayoral Democratic primary[44]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticDorcey Applyrs6,33152.03%
DemocraticDan Cerutti3,41928.10%
DemocraticCorey Ellis1,28610.57%
DemocraticCarolyn Mclaughlin8927.33%
Write-ins2391.96%
Total votes12,264100.00%

Republican primary

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Nominee

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Rocco Pezzulo, entrepreneur[45]

Independent candidates

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Withdrawn

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  • Michael Crook, freelance writer(Independent)[46]

General election

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Results

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2025 Albany mayoral general election
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticDorcey Applyrs
Working FamiliesDorcey Applyrs
TotalDorcey Applyrs
Total votes

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