Election Day 2019: New York Voters Cast Their Ballots In Closely Watched Races
New York City residents will cast their votes in two closely watched races and five ballot questions.
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New York City residents will cast their votes in two closely watched races and five ballot questions.
Early voting starts Saturday across New York State, but it's causing concern for some city public school parents.
Starting Saturday through next Sunday, Nov. 3, New Yorkers will be able to vote at 33 designated public schools across the city.
New York voters now have the option to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day on Nov. 5.
Politicians and advocacy groups are trying to get the word out that for the first time in history early voting is a reality in New York state.
Districts like Jericho and East Hampton have spent millions to upgrade security. They believe opening doors to the general public on Primary Day or Election Day erases that progress.
New York State lawmakers are expected to approve some major voting reforms Monday. The changes are meant to make it easier for voters to cast their ballots and drive up voter turnout.
The state legislature is expected to enact monumental voting reform that will make it easier to cast a ballot.
Called on the carpet and excoriated, the executive director of the city's beleaguered Board of Elections felt the City Council's wrath following a long list of Election Day problems.
Voters are packing the polls across the Tri-State Area Tuesday, making their voices heard in this year's midterm elections. With record turnout expected and control of Congress on the line, there's a lot at stake.
Some organizations are trying to make sure Nov. 6 voting is in everyone's mind by sending very specific reminders by mail.
"I am fearful that a tragedy is going to occur, quite frankly," Danielle Messina told CBS2's Jennifer McLogan.
Check Nov. 6 polling times, voter ID requirements, how to get free rides to the polls, where to get time off work to vote and more.
The Board of Elections borough offices are accepting in-person voter registration applications until 7 p.m.
The Democrat pulled off a decisive double digit victory Tuesday, beating Republican Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno.
Number one on voters' minds seemed to be endemic corruption, dishonesty, and backroom deals.
A summer of controversy has send Mayor Bill de Blasio's approval rating into a dramatic downward spiral with voters split on whether he should get a second term.
News of Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election has drawn mixed reaction from leaders and others around the world.
Voters in Massachusetts and California have approved ballot measures legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.
Visitors to the site were met with a "500 – Internal server error" message.
One of the questions would require revenue from the state's recent 23 cents-a-gallon gas tax increase be dedicated to transportation projects.
While not all battleground states had been officially called, Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump to concede the presidential race early Wednesday.
The Republican is viewed as less predictable, given his tough talk on global trade.
Many voters began lining up before dawn at polling sites around our area.
Voters hit the polls around the country on Tuesday, to pick the next President of the United States, but the day was not without problems.
