Camella Pinkney Price, 54, voting for Jill Stein Just 750 people in the Bronx call themselves Green Party members. But back in 1999, that number was 14. "It's definitely growing," said Aesha Valencia, 27, who lives in the Norwood section of the Bronx and is Green Party-registered. "There's a lot of people out there who…

One of the largest polling sites in the Bronx is situated at Coop City, serving 19 election districts.

One voter’s objection? ‘He doesn’t explain anything.’

GOP voters in the borough face a steep registration disadvantage. But the ones we met on Election Day made up for it with enthusiasm for Donald Trump.

At a polling site on the Manhattan College campus, Clinton supporter Satinath Choudhary snapped pictures of voters entering the polling center, sending them to friends he was trying to coax into voting.

‘What’s at stake is the future of our children,’ Michelle Ortiz said. ‘We got young girls growing up, we don’t want to set ourselves back to the 1930s.’

Other Bronx voters said they were moved primarily by their repulsion at the Republican nominee.

There was a bottleneck, so she called the Board of Elections for more tablets. And guess what? They arrived.