Saturday and Sunday marked the first days New Yorkers could cast their votes in the state's presidential primary.
Despite President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump already having secured enough delegates to win their parties’ nominations, thousands headed to the polls over the weekend to cast their ballots.
The New York City Board of Elections broke down the total turnouts each day by borough, with approximately 3,886 turning out Saturday.
📣Presidential Primary - Early Voting Day 1 Complete!
— NYC Board of Elections (@BOENYC) March 23, 2024
Manhattan: 1,106
Bronx: 503
Brooklyn: 983
Queens: 937
Staten Island: 357
Total # of Early Voting Check-Ins: 3,886*
*Unofficial as of close of polls
Several thousand more New Yorkers cast their votes on Sunday, bringing the total up to around 13,227.
📣Presidential Primary - Early Voting Day 2 Complete!
— NYC Board of Elections (@BOENYC) March 24, 2024
Manhattan: 4,264
Bronx: 1,368
Brooklyn: 3,364
Queens: 3,224
Staten Island: 1,007
Total # of Early Voting Check-Ins: 13,227*
*Unofficial & Cumulative as of close of polls
Early voting runs every day through Saturday, March 30.
You can read more about voting hours, important dates and voting by mail here.
For additional information, including what's on your ballot and how to find your polling site, visit here.