New York Early Voting Jumps Nearly 70% Ahead of Election DayEarly Voting Surge Gives New York Democrats a Strong OpeningEarly Vote Totals Don’t Decide New York’s Close Races
On November 2, New York election officials’ unofficial tally showed nearly 1.97 million early votes statewide, up about 67% from 2022, with notable increases in competitive congressional districts and Brooklyn.On November 2, New York’s early vote reached nearly 1.97 million, with Brooklyn and competitive districts showing substantial Democratic participation before Election Day.On November 2, New York posted a steep rise in early voting, but Republican leaders said their voters were turning out too as competitive contests head to Election Day.