JERSEY CITY (WABC) -- The countdown is on in Jersey City as voters prepare to elect a new leader in Tuesday's mayoral runoff election.

Hudson County election officials allowed early voting Sunday in the Jersey City and Hoboken runoffs, scheduled for Tuesday, when a storm could slow down voters heading to the polls.

The Jersey City mayoral runoff pits 68-year-old former Gov. Jim McGreevey vs. 41-year-old Councilmember James Solomon.

McGreevey is attempting to make a political comeback years after he was forced to resign as governor. Solomon is a two-term councilman whose grandfather once ran the Federal Reserve.

Many voters in Jersey City say this has become the tale of two cities, one featuring upscale high rises, the other working class neighborhoods. Voters are looking for a leader

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