Over 703,000 New Yorkers voted early in 3 days
Turnout matches last year’s high-interest mayoral election and far exceeds recent primary totals, according to the city Board of Elections.
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Over 703,000 New Yorkers voted early in 3 days
Over 703,000 New Yorkers participated in the first three days of early voting for the general election, a turnout rate that nearly doubled the pace of the 2022 gubernatorial race while Attorney General Letitia James issued warnings against voter intimidation by armed federal agents.
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Lodinews.comNYC voters turn out in droves on first weekend of early voting in critical Midterm election
In New York, the governor’s race has sparked high interest. The possibility of Democrats seizing control of the U.S. House and Senate halfway though President Trump’s second term is also adding fuel to this year’s midterms.
Early voting continues until Sunday, and polling stations will reopen on November 3 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. throughout the city.
More than 165,000 New Yorkers cast their vote during the first two days of early voting for the general elections of 2026, according to data from the city’s Electoral Board. By the close of the polls on Sunday, 165,143 voters had registered in all five districts, an increase with an increase of
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