early voting

As early voting for what promises to be a high-stakes election opened on Saturday, foot traffic was relatively light at some poll sites in the early hours of the day.

The general election caps a busy year for voters, who have already had to go to the polls at least three times this year.

Low voter turnout could potentially turn several key races into nail-biters on Tuesday.

Early turnout numbers are promising in the city's competitive primaries.

On the first day of early voting, Gothamist spoke to voters in two of New York City's most competitive primary races.

Here’s an explainer that’ll bring you up to speed on what to expect.

Early voting runs through June 26th and Primary Day is June 28th.

Voters can begin to cast a ballot nine days ahead of the June 28th primary.

Three of the four main candidates are expected to join the debate stage together.

New Jersey voters can cast their ballots early and in-person through October 31st.