Governor Andrew Cuomo brought his brief primary campaign to a close today, voting near his home in New Castle.  Together with Sandra Lee, he appeared at his designated polling place midmorning.  There were few other voters around, five anti-fracking protestors standing in the parking lot being the only noticeable activity.

Update #2 – Election Night Plans:

Governor Cuomo on his election night plans:

Update – Anti-fracking Protestors:

Anti-fracking protestors are a regular element of events for Governor Cuomo.  Here’s a look at how the Governor and the protestors did today.

Press Q&A:

After voting, Cuomo spoke with the press for just under ten minutes.  He began with a brief statement urging people to vote, saying that there are “a lot of important issues on the ballot” and asserting that “[t]his is a very difficult time.  Not just in this state … [but also] internationally.”  Question topics included where he will be tonight after the polls close, how the “passion” of Zephyr Teachout’s supporters may affect the outcome and what he said to the anti-fracking protestors outside as he arrived.  Here’s his full press availability: