New York City poll workers make hundreds of dollars on Election Day, according to the Board of Elections. The employees are paid $250 on Election Day and receive a stipend for any training they attended beforehand,

On Election Day, there are 207 polling places throughout the county. Now, with more than one place to vote, those lines won’t be so long. “We definitely won’t see those kinds of lines; but we have heard reports this morning when doors opened of 60 people waiting in line,” Douglas County Election Commissioner Brian Kruse said.

The newspaper’s popular election prediction made its return on election night — despite the ongoing strike called Monday by the union representing tech employees at the paper. The NY Times’ Needle, first introduced in 2016,

New York Times tech workers are striking over remote work, pay equity, and subcontracting limits.

NYT tech workers are asking you to skip Wordle and avoid the ‘Times’ Cooking app as they strike for a union contract. One day before the election, New York Times tech workers are on strike, taking to a picket line outside the newspaper’s offices.

News organization says election-forecasting tool might not be operational; some staffers debate merits of labor action.

The New York Times' ability to provide Election Day information and analysis could be in jeopardy if hundreds of the giant newspaper's disgruntled tech staffers stick to their guns and continue to strike over "unfair labor practices.