Election officials say turnout for NYC early voting has been strong in 2023
Nearly 2,600 Bronx residents have come out to vote since polls opened on Saturday. The number of voters across all five boroughs is closer to 15,000.
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Jun 19, 2023, 1:52 AM
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3h agoThe turnout for New York's early voting has been strong, according to election officials. Nearly 2,600 Bronx residents have come out to vote since polls opened on Saturday. The number of voters across all five boroughs is closer to 15,000. Brooklyn had the second-largest turnout of voters on Saturday with 2,607 ballots cast. Queens had the highest number with a little more than 3,000 people.