Less than 90,000 New Yorkers took part in early voting for governor, Assembly primaries

By Robert Pozarycki Posted on June 27, 2022

Poll workers fix signs at the Hamilton-Madison House senior center in Two Bridges.

Photo by Kevin Duggan via amNewYork (File)

Of the 3.8 million active New York City Democrats and Republicans who could have taken part in early voting ahead of Tuesday’s gubernatorial and Assembly primaries, just over 2% of them bothered to do so, according to figures from the city’s Board of Elections.

Through the nine-day voting period that concluded on Sunday, June 26, the Board of Elections reported a total of 86,890 voter check-ins at its 140 early voting sites — or roughly 2.2% of the 3,878,189 active New York City voters who could participate in the primary.