Polls are now open for Primary Day in New York City.
There are several races on the ballot, including the city’s next mayor.
For the first time, residents will use ranked choice voting, which could hold up the results.
On Monday, the candidates made their closing arguments in the final push for votes — each taking a different approach.
Maya Wiley rallied with supporters on the steps of the Brooklyn Museum.
“I am moved, because this is the a movement,” she said. “I am moved, because this is a miraculous city, and what makes it miraculous is all around us.”
Eric Adams appeared on a TV program streaming online where he was asked how he would protect the immigrant community.
“I’m going to make sure we go after gun violence and target those who carry illegal guns and using those guns. And I’m going to zero-in on hate crimes,” he said.
Andrew Yang chatted with voters and shook hands on the Upper East Side.
“People tell me all the time we need change, we need new leadership. People don’t want a third term de Blasio, and that’s what’s on the line on Tuesday,” he said.
Read more at CBS2.
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