New York Starts 9-Day Early Voting June 13 in Congressional Primaries
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Updated · The New York Times · Jun 12
New York Starts 9-Day Early Voting June 13 in Congressional Primaries
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Jun 12
Summary
June 13 opens early voting in several New York primaries, including congressional contests in New York City and a race that will set nominees for a key swing seat before the midterms.
June 21 is the last day of the early-voting window, while Primary Day falls on June 23, when polls will run from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and mailed or dropped-off ballots are due.
New York’s closed-primary rules limit participation to registered Democrats and Republicans voting in their own party contests; unaffiliated voters cannot take part.
Several city races are in safely Democratic districts, making the primary likely decisive, while the contests also test progressive strength and feature high-profile candidates including a Trump-backed upstate contender and a Kennedy heir in Manhattan.