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Registered voters can cast their ballots for the general election early

Democratic Congressman Jerry Nadler was projected to win reelection to the House on Tuesday, handily beating Republican Cathy Bernstein and Libertarian Michael Madrid.

An Uncle Sam on stilts lightened the mood at a polling place on 95th Street and West End Avenue the Upper West Side on Tuesday, as people waited

Upper West Siders have been waiting hours to vote early since the polls opened on Saturday. But for those waiting in line on Saturday they

The New York City Board of Elections has posted a link to allow you to apply for an absentee ballot for the November elections online

Upper West Siders at multiple voting locations reported being given ballots on Tuesday morning without the page for the congressional primary.

New York state passed a law this year allowing residents to vote early, instead of waiting in the sometimes-interminable lines that stretch around polling places during hot elections.

Election Day is proving somewhat chaotic on the Upper West Side, with readers reporting lots of scanner outages, meaning that the wait to vote

Upper West Siders tend to vote in large numbers, and local politicians were giving people one last reminder on Tuesday morning.

On Monday night, the five candidates for City Council from District 6 participated in a public forum at Fordham University to discuss the most pressing issues

Editor's Note: Hillary Clinton won nearly 90% of the vote on the Upper West Side, but that still means about 4,600 Upper West Siders voted

Are you uncertain about the potential impacts of a Trump administration? Do you want to learn how to get engaged, but don’t know how?

WSR took to the streets Thursday and asked a random sampling of Upper West Siders “How are you reacting to, coping with, feeling about the results of the election?”

Some local businesses are kindly giving away delicious stuff to people with "I Voted" stickers on Tuesday.

We're hearing about long lines at several voting spots on the Upper West Side. At the Hargrave House senior center on 71st Street

With the election just weeks away, some local stores are going all out lampooning Donald Trump. The sign below

Because New York's Board of Elections just loves to spend millions of taxpayer dollars on holding multiple primary elections, we have three separate

Upper West Side Republicans broke from other New York GOPers on Tuesday by picking John Kasich as their top candidate in

Upper West Side voters had widely varying experiences at the polls today, with some getting to vote quickly while others stood in line for more than two hours and received confusing instructions.