VOTE 2024: What to know before you go to the polls
In addition to in-person voting on Election Day, there's also early voting, early voting by mail and absentee voting.
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Experts are expecting a high turnout for the upcoming election, and with many competitive races both nationally and on Long Island, there are several ways for you to vote.
In addition to in-person voting on Election Day, there's also early voting, early voting by mail and absentee voting.
If you haven't registered to vote yet, you have until Saturday, Oct. 26, also the first day of Early Voting in New York.
For more information, check out our News 12 Voter Guide.
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