The last time the 5 boroughs of NYC was Republican.

[Kacon18]

You know how they say Trump emboldened White Supremacy, Racism etc... he also emboldened the Democrats because he did so many things out the norm. Democrats went hey, let's do it here... cash bail reform, red carpet mat for illegal immigrants, cut cut cut budgets, etc

[BKafrican1]

Originally Posted by Coney

The Democratic party was originally associated with the South and the KKK. The Republican party in TR's time was the "progressive" party and represented the working class. Then it flipped during FDR's time.

Which then flipped to the republican party now the republican party has all the Nazis white supremacists Conspiracy theorist and racist in that party.

[Dave 92 LSC]

Sleepy sheep are easier to manage when they are sleepy full of MCDonalds.
They gave them COVID to scare them to death, then some sleepy Joe to put them back to sleep.

Back to normality.

[prospectheightsresident]

Originally Posted by Esacni

People just have short memories. Not too long ago We had a Republican governor for 12 years and Republican mayors for 16 (Bloomberg was basically a CA/NY Republican).

Politics tends to be cyclical. The worst thing about the current crop of politicians isn’t that they’re Democrats. I’m fairly liberal in many respects. The problem is that they don’t govern.

True, but even then I'm tracking that those politicians (Pataki, Giuliani, Bloomberg) never won all of the five boroughs, which does make the OP an interesting question. For instance, Pataki lost every borough but Staten Island in his 2002 reelection bid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_N...tion#Results_3 I couldn't find borough/county results for his 1998 reelection bid, but the same holds true for his initial victory in 1994: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_N...k_City_Results

In 1993, Giuliani won Queens and Staten Island only: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_N...ection#Results

Though he fared much better in 1997, losing only the Bronx: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_N...ection_results

Bloomberg only won Queens and Staten Island in 2001: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_N...ion#By_borough

Bloomberg did win every borough but the Bronx in 2005: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_N...tion#Results_2

But for 2009 lost both Brooklyn and the Bronx: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_N...ection_results