Hillary Clinton.

The week after the presidential election also saw an increase in hate crimes, according to the data.

Staten Island, Orthodox Brooklyn and parts of Queens supported Trump for President.

Queens Self Defense is raising money to offer the classes in Woodside or Jackson Heights.

Third party candidates and write-ins pulled voters from Clinton and Trump on the West Side. 

“If Hillary wins the election, I will come back... and shoot you," the man said, according to police.

Trump's choice of an "alt-right" senior adviser openly links him to white supremacy, the mayor said.

A majority of the neighborhood voted for Clinton but some Districts saw higher numbers of Trump voters.

Protesters again took to the streets to protest Donald Trump's presidency.

The closer to Central Park, the more votes for Trump, data shows.

The mayor vowed to shield undocumented immigrants' personal information from the federal government.

"I will be very happy to tell you what I’m thinking when I finish thinking," said the mayor.

Shacara McLaurin, 23, assaulted the man about a block away from Trump Tower, police said.

Eleven people were arrested during anti-Donald Trump protests in Manhattan Friday, police said.

The controversial pharmaceutical exec played part of two tracks from "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin."

The most Trump votes in the neighborhood came from Lincoln Square residents.