Early voting draws thousands in Massapequa on final day

Well, it is the last day of early voting and people have been flooding to the polls. News 12's Jenna Rae Gartner stopped by a Massapequa voting site. Well, there's a line through the hall, out the door and down the sidewalk. And poll workers tell me it's been that way all day long. One poll worker who's done this for five years says they had 50 percent more people at this voting location every day compared to last year. Other years they've seen 500 to 800 voters and this year they're between 1,300 to 1,500. Nassau County Board of Elections says they've had more than 175,000 early voters across the county so far and Suffolk County says they had more than 157,000 early voters as of Saturday night. Those numbers are sure to increase today. Because I've got to get my vote counted and have things go in a positive direction here for Long Island. Come out and vote. Make your voices heard. This is really very important. We want to keep Long Island safe. Well, remember, Sunday is the last day of early voting, so if you didn't get out here today, make sure you show up at Election Day on Tuesday to make your vote count. In Massapequa, Nassau County, Jenna Rae Gartner, News 12.