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Empty polls: Early voting count shows just under 45,000 New Yorkers turned out to cast ballots in June 27 primary

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on June 26, 2023
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Just 44,611 New Yorkers took advantage of the nine-day early voting period for the June 27 primary elections for City Council, Queens and Bronx district attorney and several judgeships, according to unofficial tallies from the city Board of Elections (BOE).

That means only about 1.3% of the city’s roughly 3.6 million registered Democratic and Republican voters checked-in at over 100 early voting sites spread across the city over the period.

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Empty polls: Early voting count shows just under 45,000 New Yorkers turned out to cast ballots in June 27 primary

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