#early-voting

#early-voting

New York City experienced a significant increase in early voter turnout for the 2025 Democratic mayoral primary compared to 2021.

Over 30,000 New Yorkers participated in early voting on the first day, indicating increased voter engagement for the 2025 elections.

Early voting in NYC starts on June 14 and uses ranked choice voting for local elections.

Over 12 million South Koreans have participated in early voting for the presidential election, reflecting significant public engagement.

Unexpected power outage in San Francisco's Mission Bay affected 5,000 people, highlighting vulnerabilities in urban infrastructure.

Early voting shows significant turnout, but tensions rise as accusations of ‘cheating’ circulate, impacting election discourse.

Uncertainty prevails just days before the 2024 election, as campaigns heat up and early voting increases.

Record 310,000 people voted early in Georgia, nearly double the number from the 2020 election.

Kamala Harris's Houston rally signals confidence in changing Texas voter dynamics.

Voting methods in the U.S. have shifted significantly, with a diverse reliance on mail-in ballots and early voting compared to traditional in-person voting.

Connecticut introduces in-person early voting for the first time, enhancing accessibility for voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election.