Dem Pol Chides Fellow New Yorkers For 0.5% Early Vote Turnout In City Elections, ‘Do Better’

Just 0.5% of registered New York City voters cast ballots in first two days of early voting.
Early voting began Saturday for the city’s local elections.
Roughly 25,000 New Yorker have voted, which is less than 1% of registered voters across the city’s  five-boroughs.
“C’mon Brooklyn, we can do better!” Seamus Campbell, a member of the Brooklyn Democratic Party’s County Committee, wrote on X.