New York, Nov. 3 -- As voters cast their ballots in the 2026 US midterm elections, voters in New York City are turning out in high numbers, driven by a desire for congressional accountability in Washington and solutions to pressing local issues like housing affordability and basic municipal services.

Speaking with ANI on the atmosphere in the city, Manhattan City Council candidate and New York City Council Member Carl Wilson, who represents District 3 in Manhattan, highlighted high voter engagement and strong early turnout across the city.

"Across the country, I think people are really excited - especially Democratic voters - to get out there and return power in Congress to the Democratic Party so we can begin to have some accountabilit...