At Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center and other sites, people arrived hours before polls opened. This is the first time that early voting has been allowed in New York in a presidential election.
Source: New York Times
Long Lines as New Yorkers Flood Polling Places for Early Voting
Published in Absentee Voting, Barclays Center (Brooklyn, NY), Madison Square Garden, New York City and Presidential Election of 2020
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