Vote Early

Onondaga County early voting sites saw a decrease in turnout for a third day, with Thursday’s total down to 6,800 voters from an initial record of 11,000 on the first day.

With 320,000 Onondaga County residents eligible to vote this year, officials urge voters—especially those returning to in-person voting after years—to rely on trusted sources like the county’s website, onvote.net, to avoid misinformation.

With early voting underway, Onondaga County voters can skip long lines by choosing less crowded locations, like the three Syracuse city sites or OCC, with real-time wait times available at onvote.net.

More than 26,700 mail-in ballot requests have been received in Onondaga County, with 6,800 already returned.