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The number of voters who have turned out at ten locations across Onondaga County has roughly doubled over 2019 and 2021.
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Both the Democratic and Republican Election Commissioners of Onondaga County say local primaries will likely see low voter turnout.
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Onondaga County voters are showing up in large volumes at the county's 10 early voting locations this year.
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Officials say early voting in the North Country hasn't increased overall voter turnout. That still depends on whether it's a presidential election year.
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Voters can cast their ballots before Election Day at 10 polling places across the county.
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A record number of voters turned out during the nine days of early voting ahead of Tuesday's NY-22 congressional primary for Democrats and Republicans.
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More than 700 primary voters have already chosen which candidate they’d like to see for governor on the November ballot.
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Onondaga County has eight early voting sites that are open daily through June 26.
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Early voting starts 10 days prior to election day. Some voters will be heading to the polls three times.
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Voters in Onondaga County and across the state can expect some big changes to early and absentee voting next year after Governor Kathy Hochul signed four reform measures Thursday. One of them drops the population threshold for early voting sites, meaning there will be four more in Onondaga County, for a total of 10.