New York City voters set new record for first day early voting turnout
The New York City Board of Elections announced the record turnout numbers on the social media platform X just an hour after the polls closed for the day at 5 p.m. Brooklyn reigned supreme with 40,289 voters, followed by 38,237 in Manhattan, 31,671 in Queens, 16,462 in the Bronx and 13,486 on Staten Island.
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