The de Blasio Administration and DemocracyNYC today announced the beginning of early voting in New York City, after the passage of the State Legislature this year. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Election Day
Mayor de Blasio Administration Announces Kickoff Of National Voter Registration Day
The de Blasio Administration and DemocracyNYC today announced the kickoff of a series of citywide events this week to celebrate National Voter Registration Day, a national day of action tomorrow, Tuesday, September 24th, 2019. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio To Board Of Elections: Get Early Voting Right From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor de Blasio today hosted elected officials and advocates at a rally demanding that the Board of Elections make Early Voting easy for New Yorkers. Continue Reading →
Everything You Need To Know To Register To Vote In NYC
New York State government says exercise your right as an American citizen — register to vote. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Anti-Trump Protesters Shut Down Midtown Manhattan
Thousands upon thousands of protesters stormed the streets of Midtown Manhattan on the rainy Wednesday night after Election Day, in one of dozens of rallies across the country protesting president-elect Donald Trump. Continue Reading →
Long Wait Times, Broken Scanners, Craziness And More During Election Day in Harlem
It was a long wait — a very long wait — at P.S. 154 in Harlem on Election Day, but dozens of people stood in line and waited to have their votes counted. Continue Reading →
Before You Vote, How About A Scotch Filibuster? We Might Need It! (Video)
In just over 24 hours, we’ll (finally) know the result of the 2016 presidential election. The road to now has been a long and exhausting journey, and it’s about time for a break from the round-the-clock election chatter and nonstop political Facebook statuses – lawd. Continue Reading →
Harlem World Magazine Votes
A week from today – November 8 – is Election Day, and while we know that the Harlem community likes to work hard, we hope you’ll take a break long enough to hustle to the polls and vote. Continue Reading →
