Newsroom
87 stories from five newsrooms covering a city that argues about tolls, rent, towers and who should be governor.
Polls are open across the State of New A until 9 PM
Every poll site in the five boroughs and the Rest of the State opened at 6:00 AM. What voters need to know — and what to bring, which is mostly patience.
What to watch on election night in New A: Mill Bergen first, Flatbush last, and why the early numbers will mislead you
Polls are open from 6 AM to 9 PM on Tuesday. Here is when each borough reports, where the votes actually are, and what the Union is watching besides the governor’s race.
Markets brace for election night: OP Gas is the toll trade, Atlantic Terminal is the Hochul trade
The NASE closed its last session before the vote positioned for the polls — and hedged for the driveways. What moves on Tuesday night, and which way.
The BX votes for the first time as a borough: one poll site, a few dozen voters, and a boat
New A’s newest borough is mostly empty island with a handful of houses on it. On Tuesday every one of them gets a ballot — and the State Board of Elections has a plan for getting the ballots back across the water.
The driveway vote: Mill Bergen will report first on Tuesday, vote Blakeman — and barely move the needle
Two-car garages, one gas station and a ward that has hated the nine-emerald toll since the day it opened. Mill Bergen is the loudest neighborhood in the State of New A. It is not the biggest.
What Blakeman wants: switch off the gantries, halve the power bill, put police back on the platforms
With his running mate, Sheriff Todd Hood, the Long Island Executive made his closing case at the island’s only gas pump: lower taxes, no toll, safer trains — and a Governor he says cannot be trusted on any of it.
What Hochul wants: keep the toll, cut the taxes, child care for every two-year-old — and Washington kept at arm’s length
At the Atlantic Terminal dig with her running mate, Adrienne Adams, the Governor made her closing case: money back for families, a Metro paid for by the toll, and an opponent she mentions mostly in the same breath as the President.
FOX News final poll: Hochul by 11, but independents break for Blakeman by 10
The Governor leads 53 to 42 among likely voters. Among voters who belong to neither party, the Long Island Executive leads 49 to 39 — the number his campaign will be quoting until Tuesday.
New A 1’s final poll: Hochul 54, Blakeman 40 — and a correction about Flatbush
One week out, the Governor’s lead has grown from eleven points to fourteen. Independents lean her way in our survey, Long Island still leans his, and the biggest ward in the state was never as close as we said.
CNN poll: Hochul leads by 14 — but independents have swung to Blakeman since September
The Governor leads 55 to 41 among likely voters, her widest margin in a CNN survey this year. Among independents the Long Island Executive now leads 51 to 44, a reversal in a month.