early voting

The countdown to Election Day is on, and Central New Yorkers don’t have to wait until November 4th to make their voices heard. Early voting kicks off this Saturday, October 25th, across New York, including Oneida, Herkimer, Otsego, Lewis, and Madison counties — giving voters a full week to get it done before the crowds of Election Day.

Oneida County is tallying the votes by party for early voting and Republicans and Democrats are turning out in record numbers so far.

We're not even half way through the early voting period in New York and there are already some interesting election surprises.

You don't have to wait until November 5th to cast your vote.

Voting in advance? Did you ever think that absentee ballots don't actually get counted?

Halloween weekend will see many Central New Yorkers looking to find that last item to put their costume over the top, while others will be in a rush to cast their ballot.

The Oneida County Board of Elections is reminding residents that early voting for the June 28 Primary Election begins this Saturday June 18 and ends on Sunday, June 26

Early voting is a nine-day window prior to primary and general elections where registered voters of a county are allowed to cast ballots in advance of the election at certain locations.

It may not be nearly as exciting as last year's election, but the upcoming election features 5 NYS propositions and some important local races. So, when is early voting and which day is election day in our area?

The Oneida County Board of Elections is reminding eligible voters that early voting for the Tuesday, June 22 local primaries begins on Saturday.

More than two million people have cast in-person ballots in New York state ahead of Tuesday's election.

Thousands of CNY voters have already taken advantage of the opportunity to vote early for the upcoming presidential and local elections.