Early voting has begun in New York City and New Jersey, with nearly 90,000 voters casting ballots on the first day, according to the city’s Board of Elections. The turnout marks the start of a critical election period as residents across both states prepare to participate in upcoming polls. Officials are tracking the numbers closely as voting continues, reflecting heightened civic engagement ahead of key races. The figures highlight the scale of participation in what could be a closely watched electoral event.
Nearly 90,000 people voted on the first day of early voting in New York City, according to the city Board of Elections, as voters in New York and New Jersey begin heading to the polls. A total of ...
