Tuesday is primary day in New York state. But the big question in the city is whether anyone knows or cares. MKramerTV explains.
But the big question in the city is whether anyone knows or cares.
About 1 million people voted in the 2021 mayoral election, approximately 21% of those eligible, but if the early voting turnout is any indication, the percentage of New Yorkers voting in primaries for 51READ MORECBS New York spoke to several New Yorkers about the primary. Some said they didn't know enough about the various candidates to make an informed decision. Others didn't even know Tuesday was the day to cast their ballot.
Admittedly, it an unusual off-year election. Because of redistricting, council members have to run again after only two years in office. Of the 51 council seats, there are primaries in just 17 and 13 have more than two candidates, so rank-choice voting will be used again., where DA Melinda Katz has two opponents -- Devian Daniels, running on the left, and George Grasso, running on the right.
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