Every NYC voter can vote early in person before Election Day. Voting early is convenient, fast, and flexible.

Where to vote

You must vote at your assigned early voting site. Your early voting site may be different from your Election Day poll site, so make sure to check before you go!

For Roosevelt Island: SPORTSPARK, ENTRY ON NORTH LOOP ROAD 250 MAIN STREET

When to vote

You can vote early from October 23 – October 31, though hours vary each day. Just like on Election Day, you can visit your early voting site any time polls are open.

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“Yes. I’m Present.”

On October 20, 2022, RIOC approved a tower, guarded its confusion and learned to mistake presence for consent.

Eleanor Rivers Sep 18, 2026

It is October 20, 2022, and the Cultural Center Theater at 548 Main Street has again been made to serve as a boardroom, its folding tables carrying the temporary authority of the state. The folding tables are perfect for RIOC. They support anything, question nothing and collapse under pressure. At 5:45 p.m., Chair Designee Alex Valella calls the meeting to order.

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