Good morning, New York City. Here’s what you need to know today.
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Look for more periods of rain on Tuesday, with highs in the low 70s.
Showers should end early this evening, and no downpours are expected.
Highs: Low 70s
Lows: Mid-60s
Clouds and showers
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Around NYC
1. Polls open across New York City
New Yorkers are headed to the polls Tuesday to vote in the June primary election.
Voters will pick candidates for Congress, New York state comptroller, state Senate, state Assembly and more.
Before heading to the polls for voting, take a look at NY1’s FAQ.
2. Data shows lower early voting turnout compared to 2025
More than 172,000 voters cast ballots during early voting, far below last year’s mayoral primary levels, with only about 5% of registered Democrats participating so far.
Now, campaigns are closely watching turnout patterns by age and borough, particularly in competitive races where younger voters and Brooklyn-based turnout could play a decisive role in determining the outcome.
3. World Cup causes commuter headaches Monday
World Cup crowds and the evening commute collided Monday as thousands of fans traveled through Penn Station en route to matches at MetLife Stadium.
Despite rain and sold-out shuttle service, officials said transportation operations remained organized, though commuters faced delays, detours and street closures in Midtown.
Around the Nation
1. Senate passes a bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices
2. Tucker Carlson says he’ll no longer support the Republican Party
3. Judge blocks use of federal database to check citizenship, saying it could wrongly purge voters