As results from the 900,000-plus people who voted in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary are finally tabulated, Eric Adams has been declared the winner. The bungling by the city’s Board of Elections obscures one big thing: more than 1.5 million New Yorkers weren’t able to vote at all in the only mayoral election that counted. Thanks to the Big Apple’s closed primaries, the deep-blue city has managed to suppress Republican, independent and other opposition votes more effectively than any other city or state in the nation.
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