Incumbent Malik Evans has won the Democratic primary for Rochester mayor, defeating City Councilmember Mary Lupien and businessman Shashi Sinha.
Evans secured 57% of the vote, putting him in a strong position to win a second four-year term.
His victory reflects continued support for his leadership and the progress made during his first term.
Evans emphasized that the win belongs to the people of Rochester and highlighted the importance of representation.
He spoke directly to diverse communities, encouraging young residents to see themselves as future leaders.
The primary results underscore Evans’ connection with voters across the city and set the stage for the upcoming general election.
This outcome signals a continuation of his policies aimed at improving safety and vibrancy in Rochester.
Malik Evans’ performance reflects both strong voter support and a campaign that resonated across Rochester’s communities. The results set the stage for his bid for a second term.
Evans secured 7,601 votes, making up 57% of the total. Mary Lupien received 4,431 votes or 33%, while Shashi Sinha earned 1,329 votes, equaling 10%.
This decisive margin highlights Evans’ strong foothold in the city’s political landscape. His voter base spans multiple neighborhoods, signaling broad appeal.
The turnout demonstrates clear voter preference in favor of continuity in leadership.
