"Polls opened at 6 a.m. at voting locations in Queens and across New York City for the 2025 election, and residents are heading out to cast their ballots across the borough. Residents have until 9 p.m. to visit their polling locations and cast their ballots. In order to find your polling location where you can vote, go to findmypollsite.vote.nyc and enter your address and ZIP Code."
"Mayor: Zohran Kwame Mamdani (Democrat/Working Families), Curtis A. Sliwa (Republican/Protect Animals), Andrew M. Cuomo (Fight and Deliver), Irene Estrada (Conservative), Jim Walden (Integrity), Joseph Hernandez (Quality of Life) and Eric L. Adams (Safe and Affordable/End Antisemitism). Public Advocate: Jumaane D. Williams (Democrat/Working Families), Gonzalo Duran (Republican/Conservative/United Alliance) and Marty Dolan (The Unity). City Comptroller: Mark D. Levine (Democrat), Peter Kefalas (Republican/Conservative) and Ismael Malave Perez (The Unity)."
"Justices of the Supreme Court - 11th Judicial Circuit (Vote for any five): Sandra Perez (Democrat), Gary Muraca (Republican/Conservative), Ira R. Greenberg (Democrat), Richard Felix (Republican), Gary F. Miret (Democrat), Frances Y. Wang (Democrat) and Soma S. Syed (Democrat). Queens County Civil Court Judge (Vote for any three): Sheridan C. Chu (Democrat), William David Shanahan (Republican/Conservative), Indira D. Khan (Democrat), Susan M. Silverman (Republican/Conservative), Oma D. Phillips (Democrat) and Thomas D. Barra (Republican/Conservative)."
Polls in Queens and across New York City opened at 6 a.m. for the 2025 election and will remain open until 9 p.m. Voters can find their polling location by entering their address and ZIP Code at findmypollsite.vote.nyc. Queens voters can cast ballots in the mayoral, public advocate, city comptroller races and various local contests including judicial and city council seats. Mayor candidates include Zohran Kwame Mamdani, Curtis A. Sliwa, Andrew M. Cuomo, Irene Estrada, Jim Walden, Joseph Hernandez and Eric L. Adams. Judicial and county court slates require multiple selections and list candidates across party lines. QNS will be at polling sites reporting voter perspectives and turnout.
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