The lines to vote this morning at the David Rubinstein Atrium in Lincoln Center (Upper West Side) are insane, even while I was taking this video, I was confused to where the lines began/ended
The scaffolding here (and my somewhat poor videography) makes it hard to capture the full extent of the lines, the entire block was absolutely packed with people
I went to Central Park and came back to Lincoln Center about an hour and a half later, and the lines were still just as long. Here’s a sped-up video I took of the line — as you can see, some people brought fold-up chairs to sit on, crossword puzzles, and books #VoteEarlyDay
For context, there are 16 early voting locations in Manhattan total and three on the Upper West Side (the other two are on 102nd street and 114th street, this is on 62nd street) vote.nyc/page/early-vot…
Sunday update: the early voting line at Lincoln Center at 11:30 (1.5 hours after the polls opened) is definitely shorter than yesterday but still long. There was also a BOE worker out w/ a bullhorn informing people they could drop off their mail ballots too #EarlyVoting
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