Early voting has officially kicked off in New York, and the numbers are already telling a story of civic engagement in the Empire State. According to the latest figures, over 92,000 New Yorkers have cast their ballots in the first six days of early voting, a promising start to what promises to be a closely watched election season. As voters take advantage of the expanded early voting period, which is set to continue until November 5, many are hoping to avoid the long lines and crowded polling stations that often accompany Election Day. With key races in local, state, and federal offices on the ballot, New Yorkers are turning out in force to have their voices heard.
More than 92,000 New Yorkers cast ballots in first six days of early voting Spectrum News NY1
