Officials say it’s the highest turnout for a non-presidential election year in city history and four times higher than the early vote count during the 2021 mayoral race.

By Joseph Ax (Reuters) -Voters in New Jersey and Virginia will choose their next governors on Tuesday in a pair of races that will serve as an early gauge of the American electorate's mood after President Donald Trump's norm-shattering nine months in office.

After nine days of early voting and months of campaigning, the final day to vote on this year’s candidates and measures is Tuesday. There are a few rules you’ll want to make sure to review before heading to your polling site on Nov.

The New York City Board of Elections says more than 584,000 residents have already cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.

Newsweek has rounded up what the polls say ahead of Tuesday's elections in New York City, New Jersey and Virginia.

Early voting data suggests that Democratic candidates for governor in New Jersey and Virginia are heading into the final weekend in a slightly stronger position than Kamala Harris was at the same time last year.

Sunny skies drove voters to the polls on Sunday, with some having to wait more than 50 minutes at several voting sites.

Mamdani is expected to win the election, according to the latest polls. Marist University's poll of 792 likely voters, conducted from October 24 to 28, had Mamdani up 16 points over his rival, Cuomo, at 48 percent to 32 percent. Sliwa was at 16 percent.