early voting

Early voting will get underway in Broome and other New York state counties in a few days.

Early voting in an unprecedented second primary election in New York begins August 13 before the Congressional and State Senate in-person party votes.

Early voting is underway in New York primary contests.

People are heading to the polls more than a week before Election Day.

Chenango County has informed the State Supreme Court that it discovered 55 early voting ballots that weren’t canvassed by the local board of elections.

People waiting in line, sometimes for hours, to cast their ballots early in Broome County are giving several reasons for wanting to do so before November 3.

The Broome County Board of Elections is adding hours to the remaining days of early voting at the four designated polling places in response to record turnout.

New York State Board of Elections reports on the first two days of early voting, 422,169 people turned out, some in the rain to cast their ballots.

On the first day of early voting in New York, local polling places reported long lines and waits of over an hour several times during the day.

People currently in quarantine due to the pandemic will not be able to vote in-person if their 14-day lockdown just began and should apply for absentee ballots.