The Next Mayor now has ward-by-ward numbers on the mayor's race, in addition to their ward results map.

I already have a few things I want to say about these numbers, but thought I would post the link first. 'll update as I go, but if anyone else sees anything interesting in these numbers, please post in the comments.

Nutter's strongest support came from the 5th, 8th, 9th, and 15th wards -- that's Center City, Fairmount, and Chestnut Hill. He carried over 2/3 of the vote in each of these wards, with a total of 15,987 votes. Add the 21st and 22nd (Roxborough/Manayunk and Mount Airy), where he took over 50 percent, and you have over 25,000 votes -- a quarter of his total and more than Dwight Evans got city-wide.

The only other candidates to come close to getting as many votes from a single ward were Brady and Knox, both in the 39th (South Philly east of Broad, south of Mifflin); Knox got 3300 votes, outdone by Brady's 3900. In this ward, Nutter got 17% of the vote, Fattah 3%, and Evans 1%.

Nowhere in Philadelphia did Nutter get fewer than 12%. This was in the 19th ward, which is also where Knox did the best, with 65% of the vote. Knox likewise got more than 9% of the vote in every district, doing best in the 19th, the 7th, the 33rd, and the 56th. Knox pulled more than 50 percent in each of these wards, which means he may have done as well with Latino voters and in Kensington as Maria Quiñones Sanchez did.

Knox got very little love from Northwest Philadelphia, pulling only 9% in Chestnut Hill, Mount Airy, and Oak Lane, respectively (9th, 22nd, and 10th). Evans did his best in the 10th, followed by the 50th (27%), the 17th and the 61st. The general rule seems to have been that the farther away from Evans' district, the worse he did. And anywhere Dwight Evans did well, Chaka Fattah also did well -- although the converse isn't true, especially in West Philadelphia.

Fattah did his best in the 4th, 6th, 11th, 24th, 44th, and 51st wards, getting beaten by Michael Nutter in all of them by a handful of votes in some cases. (He might still pull out one of them -- divisions are still out.) Except for the 11th ward, Tioga, those are all in West Philly. In Jannie Blackwell's ward, the 46th, Nutter got 50% of the vote, followed by Fattah at 22% and Knox at 16%.

Bob Brady cleaned up with 40% of the vote in the wards he won (the 26th, 39th, and 31st), and was competitive with Knox almost everywhere that Knox was strong, taking 20-30% of the vote in almost every ward Knox won. He did not do well in the Northwest, where the electorate was probably the most divided between Nutter, Fattah, and Evans, and in the 27th ward, University City, which went over 50% for Nutter, 19% for Fattah.

One surprise -- in the Northeast, which Knox just plain won, although Brady was always in the mix with 20-odd percent, the number two candidate was almost always Nutter, getting 25-30% of the vote in almost every ward. Evans and Fattah, on the other hand, were virtually shut out of these wards, getting just 2-4%.