New York City Blows Past Early Voting Record as Harris’s Support Slips in the Five Boroughs and Trump Rallies at the Garden

Trump’s polling strength in the city seems to mirror his strength nationwide, with Hispanic voters, those without college degrees, and men providing much of the support.

AP/Alex Brandon, left, Matt Rourke.
President Trump and Vice President Harris. AP/Alex Brandon, left, Matt Rourke.

New York City is hitting record levels of turnout in the first days of early voting, though Vice President Harris could have a serious problem with her slipping poll numbers relative to President Biden’s performance in the five boroughs four years ago. President Trump plans to rally in the city on Sunday night. 

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