Months of campaigning today will culminate in New York City's mayoral race. So when can residents expect to know who the next leader of the Big Apple will be?

Election Day is Tuesday, and if you need to know where to vote in New York, here's how to find your polling site: The New York State Board of Elections has a tool to locate your polling place on its website. You will need to enter your name, five-digit zip code, date of birth and county of residence.

New York's highly publicized mayoral race has entered its final hours as many citizens rush to cast their votes before the polls close at 9pm.

As polls close across America, voters are excited for unofficial results to pour in from county election offices.

Zohran Mamdani, New York City's mayor-elect, had majority support from voters under the age of 45, while over half of voters 65 and older supported Andrew Cuomo, according to ABC News exit polls.

The results — which include double-digit victories in Virginia and New Jersey — hint at how Democrats could mount a comeback in next year's midterms.

Candidates for governor in New Jersey and Virginia, and for mayor of New York City, campaigned in the final hours before the Nov. 4 election.