Today is Primary Day in New York State, and Buffalo voters are heading to the polls to cast their ballots. Erie County Board of Elections officials are reporting a steady turnout at polling stations across the city.
The primary election will determine the candidates for the general election in November, and Buffalo residents are advised to make their voices heard.
"Every vote matters, and we encourage all eligible voters to cast their ballots," said a spokesperson for the Erie County Board of Elections. The polls are open from 6am to 9pm, and voters can find their polling station by visiting the Erie County Board of Elections website.
The primary election is a critical step in the democratic process, and Buffalo residents are advised to exercise their right to vote. Canisius College is hosting a voting station, and students are encouraged to participate in the election.
Parents in the Williamsville district are advised to check with their child's school to see if it is being used as a polling station. Delaware Avenue and Hertel Avenue are expected to be busy with voters heading to the polls.
Small business owners on Elmwood Avenue are advised to plan for potential disruptions to traffic and parking. Buffalo City Hall is also hosting a voting station, and city officials are encouraging all residents to participate in the election.
The League of Women Voters is providing voter guides and information to help Buffalo residents make informed decisions at the polls. The Erie County Board of Elections will provide updates on the election results as they become available.