Polls have officially closed and election results are starting to trickle in for control of the governor’s mansion, the state Legislature and Congress.
Voters had a lot to think about this election cycle. In Queens, residents were mainly concerned about crime and women’s rights. As of 6 p.m., the Board of Elections reported Queens had 338,321 votes counted, which included early voting.
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