Every minute counts in this race to regain or maintain control of Congress in Washington.
On Tuesday, a Marist poll revealed that Democrats are ahead of Republicans, 52% to 44%.
The same poll shows President Donald Trump with an approval rating of only 40%, while 59% of voters disapprove.
In New York, the two gubernatorial candidates are tirelessly campaigning in neighborhoods.
Republican candidate Bruce Blakeman rejected congestion pricing and criticized the actions of his rival, current Governor Kathy Hochul.
“Kathy Hochul has made it unaffordable to live in the state,” Blakeman said on the addordability crisis.
Hochul has said congestion pricing pays for mass transit and shortens commuting times. And she’s blamed inflation on the President.
“We are doing everything we can to counter the costs coming out of Washington and people know who I’m fighting for,” she said.
What was the voter turnout on the fourth day of early voting?
According to the New York City Board of Elections, after four days of counting, Brooklyn leads with the most votes, reaching 85,849.
It is followed by Manhattan with 82,438 votes, Queens with 71,106, the Bronx with 30,848, and Staten Island with 24,363.
Early voting continues through Sunday, and polling places will reopen on November 3 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. throughout the city.
📢2026 General Election- Day 4 Complete!
Manhattan: 82,438
Bronx: 30,848
Brooklyn: 85,849
Queens: 71,106
Staten Island: 24,363
Total # of Early Voting Check-Ins: 294,604*
*Unofficial as of close of polls
— NYC Board of Elections (@BOENYC) October 28, 2026