Mayor de Blasio cruised to re-election Tuesday — and now New Yorkers are stuck with him for another four years.
The mayor collected about 66 percent of the vote compared to 28 for his main challenger, Republican Nicole Malliotakis, with more than 95 percent of the election precincts reporting.
“We have a lot to be proud of, but we can’t stop now,” de Blasio said in a victory speech at the Brooklyn Museum.
“You saw some important changes in the last four years. But you ain’t seen nothing yet.”
The mayor said he would push for a millionaire’s tax to help fix the city’s beleaguered subway system — and took a shot at President Trump for good measure.
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