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By Luis Ferré-Sadurna and Amanda Rosa
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It’s Tuesday.
Climate: A hot and sticky day that achieves virtually the best friend 90 with a slight choice of thunderstorms.
Alternate parking: suspended until Sunday.
New York City’s number one day has arrived and polling stations are open from 6 a.m. to nine p.m. New York.
Mabig apple races can be decided, adding dozens of contests in the Senate and State Assembly, and in the House of Representatives. In Queens, the electorate will be the next president of the municipality.
But the day was becoming confused through the coronavirus. Beyond April, New York City officials canceled the state’s number one Democratic presidential issue for fitness and defense reasons and how the effects do not reposition the latest national competition results. A week beyond sleep, a federal approval ruling will be issued that the vote would take up position in June as scheduled.
In addition, more than 700,000 New Yorkers ordered balmasses in the mail in the wake of the pandemic, a staggering number compared to previous years. This suggests that the effects are minimal, they will probably be known until next week, as state law requires that balmasses by mail be counted only 8 days after an election.
Where to vote: Find your survey and see a sufficient poll here.
How to vote: Vote on the user at your polling station, which feature social distance gcircular markers, antiviral wipes and masks.
Voting machines should be cleaned blank regularly. Voters will get a new pen, which will be higher after the vote.
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