early voting

Early voting in New York began over the weekend and runs through Sunday. As voters head to the polls, WAMC’s Aaron Shellow-Lavine and Sam Dingman discuss some of the more commonly asked questions when it comes to voting in New York.

WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, about updates on an ongoing eastern Rensselaer County fire.

As early voting began across New York State this weekend, WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley visited Clinton County’s only early voting site

Early voting has been strong in New York’s primaries.

While primary turnout is often disappointing, high early vote totals point to strong interest in Albany’s mayoral race.

While the presidential race is top of mind for many Capital Region voters, several key races for the New York state legislature are also on Tuesday’s ballot.

With the election just days away, Vermont’s governor and secretary of state are outlining the state’s preparations including the voting process and security preparations.

With just days until the presidential election, municipal clerks across Berkshire County are tallying early voting data.

Late last month, New York’s highest court issued a ruling that should make voting easier. In a 6-1 decision, the state’s Court of Appeals ruled that a new law allowing New York voters to obtain a mail-in ballot (as long as that ballot is cast during the early voting period) was constitutional.

Voters in Massachusetts looking to cast their ballots early for the state primaries can do so starting Saturday through Aug. 30th. That’s the message the Secretary of State took on the road this week, with a stop in Springfield.