Early voting for NYC mayoral election, other races and ballot proposals officially begins — here’s what to know.
The race is on.
Early voting in the Big Apple kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday, giving New Yorkers the chance to cast their ballot in the highly contentious mayoral race between Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, Republican Curtis Sliwa and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, running as an independent.
But it won’t be the only race on the ballot — New Yorkers will also be choosing a new City Comptroller and Public Advocate, as well as borough presidents, district attorneys, city councilmembers and justices.
Here’s everything you need to know about casting your vote ahead of Election Day.What are the dates and hours for early voting?
Early voting begins 10 days before Election Day, which is Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Registered voters can cast their ballots during the nine days of early voting at their designated polling place.How to find your polling place
Voters can find their closest polling site on the city Board of Elections website at https://findmypollsite.
