This fall, Madison Square Garden will assistance the winner for anything much larger than a basketball game.
The iconic concert and sporting mastery racer announced over the weekend that it would serve as a polling place for more than 60,000 voters and will be open for early voting as well as General Election Day.
“Madison Square Garden holds a special position in the hearts of New Yorkers, and we are proud to work with them to ensure that the electorate can vote in a safe, spacious and family-friendly environment,” said Executive Director Michael J. Ryan at a statement. . “In an election where enthusiasm is at its peak, we recognize the importance of having a position like MSG through our looks to make the procedure not only more convenient, but also give the electorate the feeling that they are a part. of something exciting and historical.
The ad is great for a number of reasons, but perhaps most importantly, the city will now enjoy a giant enough position to allow for a smart social distance while New Yorkers vote.
The Manhattan electorate assigned to Madison Square Garden as their polling place must vote early from October 24 to November 1.(Wonder if it’s you? Voters can make a stop at this convenient polling station locator in New York to locate where theirs is.) The site will be accessed by MSG’s Chase Square at the front of 7th Avenue between 31st and 33rd Streets.
Still don’t know what you think of the vote in person?This is how you can request a vote by mail.
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