The NYPD will be out in force beginning Oct. 26 to defend residents’ “sacred right" to cast votes in what is turning out to be a contentious presidential contest even in this Democratic-heavy city, Chief of Department Terence Monahan said.
As they must by law, officers will be present at each of the city’s 1,201 polling places on Nov. 3, as well as at the 88 locations where early voting will take place through Nov. 1.
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