Election Day 2020 In Massapequa: What You Should Know

Massapequa NY

03 November, 2020

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MASSAPEQUA, NY — Election Day is finally here, and thousands of residents are going to be casting their ballots today for the 2020 election. Voters in Massapequa who haven't voted early will now have a chance to make their voices heard. In addition to the presidential and congressional races, people on Long Island will also be casting their ballots for the state Assembly and Senate, as well as their representative in Congress. Voting will be different this year in light of the coronavirus pandemic. You can check your voting status on the Secretary of State's website, where you can also find your polling place. There are several ways residents can vote: Mail-In Voting It's too late to request an absentee ballot for mail-in voting. The ballot itself must either be personally delivered to the board of elections no later than the close of polls on Election Day, or postmarked by a governmental postal service no later than the day of the election and received no later than the 7th day after the election. Voting on Election Day Polls in New York are open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day. You can find your assigned polling place by visiting the New York State Board of Elections website.For questions about voting in Massapequa, contact the Nassau County Board of Elections at 516-571-VOTE (8683). Key Races The following are the key contested races that will be on the ballot for Massapequa voters: President/Vice President Donald Trump/Mike Pence (Republican) - IncumbentJoe Biden/Kamala Harris (Democrat) Congress — U.S. House District 2 Andrew Garbarino (Republican)Jackie Gordon (Democrat)Harry Burger (Green) New York Senate — District 8 John Brooks (Democrat) - Incumbent, running unopposed New York Assembly — District 9 Ann Brancato (Democrat)Michael Durso (Republican) New York Assembly — District 17 John Mikulin (Republican) - IncumbentMark Engelman (Democrat)