Early voting in New York has reached unprecedented levels this election cycle, with nearly 2 million ballots cast statewide. Monroe County has broken its early voting record, seeing a 74% increase from previous midterm elections. Brooklyn is leading the surge in NYC, while other regions, including Onondaga and Ulster counties, also report significant increases in early voter participation. Overall, more Democrats than Republicans are participating in early voting, highlighting a shift in voter engagement. As the final day of early voting concludes, election officials are optimistic about the turnout and the impact on the upcoming elections.