Election 2020: Tri-State Area Voters Set To Cast Their Ballots For President And Key Local Races
Voters will not only cast their ballots for president, but there are plenty of important local races, as well.
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Voters will not only cast their ballots for president, but there are plenty of important local races, as well.
Police are stepping up enforcement and encourage businesses to take extra precautions, like putting up sheets of plywood.
President Trump is holding rallies in North Carolina and Michigan, as well as Kenosha, Wisconsin, the site of unrest this summer, and Joe Biden's hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania.
One of the most contentious congressional races in the country is a swing district that includes Staten Island and parts of southern Brooklyn.
Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, said the latest rules will take effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, with neighboring Massachusetts likely taking similar steps.
The impressive early voter turnout has made it pretty clear that this year's general election has been unlike any other.
Democrats are trying to flip two congressional seats in Long Island suburbs that went big for President Donald Trump in 2016.
The city and some businesses are getting ready in case possible large scale protests and riots result after Tuesday's election.
Supporters of President Donald Trump made their presence known in the Tri-State Area on Sunday.
Hundreds of Halloween revelers gathered at two warehouse parties this weekend in the city, creating a scary scene from a public health perspective.
More than 1 million people have cast in-person ballots in New York City, election officials announced Sunday, the ninth and final day of early voting in the state.
With Election Day just two days away, President Trump and Joe Biden are continuing to campaign through potential swing states.
The NYC Board of Elections extended voting hours in this weekend and added a new polling site in Manhattan to help ease the long lines.
About 200 members of the volunteer crime prevention group will be on city streets, hoping to avoid vandalism and looting.
Former President Obama will join Joe Biden for events in Flint and Detroit on Saturday, their first joint appearance on the campaign trail.