New York City is experiencing a remarkable surge in early voter turnout for the 2025 local primary elections, with figures showing an increase of 105% from the same period in 2021. As of June 17, 131,882 voters have participated in early voting, with Brooklyn and Manhattan leading the way. Significant turnout reflects the heightened interest and intensity in the Democratic mayoral primary race. However, comparisons to 2021 must consider the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on voting methods.
New Yorkers are turning out in critical mass to vote early in this year's local primary elections, showing a dramatic 105% increase in early voter turnout compared to 2021.
On the fourth day of early voting, Brooklyn and Manhattan led the turnout with more than 90,000 check-ins combined, highlighting a historic moment in NYC's political landscape.
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