A long early voting line (photo: Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office)
New York City's first early voting period in a presidential general election saw 1.1 million in-person votes cast, hours of waiting across the city, and the threat of a court challenge to expand voting options. Experts and administrators didn't know exactly what to expect because of the unprecedented confluence of the coronavirus pandemic, universal absentee voting, and Trump-era political zeal.
The results point to a number of potential changes that could improve the option in the
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