"The 2025 NYC mayor's race is shaping up to be one of the most consequential elections in the city's history. The energy among voters is evident in the huge early voting turnout witnessed since the first ballots were cast on Saturday morning, Oct. 25. As of Tuesday night, Oct. 28, the NYC Board of Elections reported just shy of 300,000 New Yorkers had already checked in to vote through four days of early voting."
"Recent polling data, combined with the early voting turnout skewing older thus far, suggests a competitive contest between Mamdani and Cuomo as the hours tick down to Election Day, Nov. 4. amNY interviewed the next mayor amNewYork has sought to inform the readers of their choices and provide them with a look at where each candidate stands on the major issues impacting the city, and the kind of leader that each mayoral hopeful hopes to be at City Hall over the next four years."
Early voting in New York City reached nearly 300,000 voters in four days, far surpassing the roughly 80,000 ballots cast during the nine-day 2021 early voting period. The mayoral contest centers on Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, independent former governor Andrew Cuomo, and Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa. Recent polls combined with an older-skewing early turnout point to a close race, particularly between Mamdani and Cuomo, ahead of Election Day on Nov. 4. Each candidate participated in individual sit-down sessions with a team of editors and reporters to outline positions on major city issues and explain qualifications for leading City Hall.
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