As temperatures soar in New York City, voters across the boroughs are hitting the polls for a highly contested mayoral primary election. With over 546,000 participants expected, both Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani face a nail-biting race amid a heat wave that raises safety concerns at polling sites. Officials assure that preparations are in place for the adverse weather conditions, while grassroots organizations are helping voters navigate relocated sites in extreme heat. Despite the challenging circumstances, residents in Queens, the Bronx, and Brooklyn are determined to make their voices heard, demonstrating resilience as they cast their ballots in the sweltering temperatures.