New York City Mayoral Election: Polling Hours and when to Expect Results

New York City Has Already Smashed Turnout Records Several Hours Before Polls Close

NYC blew past its last mayoral turnout benchmark, with 1.19 million voters already checked in hours before polls close., topping the total from 2021.

New York City Mayoral election: Polling hours and when to expect results

New York voters can find their polling sites through the State Board of Elections website by entering basic personal details. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day, and voters must cast ballots at their assigned locations. Results will begin rolling in after polls close

When will New York have a new mayor? Candidates, when polls close, when results will be known

Millions of New Yorkers are casting their ballots.

New York City Has Not Elected a Mayor This Young in More Than a Century

The last time a man in his 30s was mayor of New York City, ground had not yet been broken on what would become the world's tallest building: the Empire State Building.