Early voting was huge in NYC but most voters still haven't voted yet. The main event is tomorrow when 1,200 poll sites will be open from 6:00am to 9:00pm

Find your local poll site here: https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/ 

Here's more of what you need to know for tomorrow... (1/)

You will be voting for a lot more than just president/VP.

Also on the ballot:
* State Senate
* State Assembly
* NYS Supreme Court
* NYC Civil Court
* Queens borough president

You can preview your personal ballot here: https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc  (2/)

There are many measures in place to protect against covid at the polls, including:

* PPE for all workers
* Sneeze guards at tables
* Pen/stylus for each voter (you get to keep it!)
* Floor markers

Be sure to wear a mask. If you forget, one will be provided for you. (3/)

You should have received a "fast pass" tag in the mail, with a barcode on the back. You can use this for quick, contactless check-in at poll sites. (though it’s not required) (4/)

If you have a mail-in ballot, you can put it into a box at the poll site. You don’t need to wait in line, and you don’t need postage.

This is what the drop box looks like: (5/)

If you requested a mail-in ballot that never came (or even if you already got yours and returned it), you can still vote in person. Only your in-person vote will count. (6/)

If you want to be absolutely, 1000% sure you are registered to vote before you go to the poll site, you can check here: https://www.nycvotersearch.com/  (7/)

If you are told at the poll site that you are not registered, but you believe you are eligible, ask for an affidavit ballot. After the election, the BOE will check its records and your vote will be counted if you are indeed eligible to vote and are at the correct poll site. (8/)

If you experience problems voting or have questions or concerns, you can contact the @NewYorkStateAG's election hotline via either:

* 800-771-7755
* Online at https://ag.ny.gov/election-hotline (9/)

And finally: Poll workers will be working a 16-17 hour day tomorrow, often under extremely stressful circumstances. Please be nice to them! (10/10)