Voter Information
GET READY FOR THE NEW YORK ELECTION SEASON 2025
If you haven’t already, register and update your information to prepare for the upcoming election!
NY Primary: Tuesday, June 24th
Primary Early Voting: Starts Saturday, June 14th – Sunday, June 22nd
General Election: Tuesday, November 4th
General Election Early Voting: Starts Saturday, October 25th – Sunday, November 2nd
- Check if you are already registered here
- Register to vote online here. You will need: NYS Driver License, Permit or Non-Driver ID, and Social Security Number.
- Use a paper form (can always pick-up from Manny Cantor Center). We have forms in English, Spanish and Chinese.
- Can call 1 (800) FOR-VOTE to request a form in another language
- For more information visit the Board of Elections website
EARLY VOTING:
- Your polling location will most likely be different than it will be on election day
- Poll station hours vary each day
- You can visit voteearlyny.org for early voting details
- Early Voting Location Finder: Voter Search Screen for VoterLookUp
PRIMARY/ELECTION DAY:
- This is the last day you have to vote!
- Polls will be open from 6 AM – 9 PM. As long as you are in line by 9 PM, you will be allowed to vote.
- Find your polling place here
ABSENTEE VOTING:
- Visit this link to access all the information you need and to learn how to request your ballot
- If you need an absentee ballot, we recommend requesting it as early as possible to avoid delays or issues
UPCOMING DEADLINES:
- 2025 Primary Election Early Voting: Saturday, June 14th – Sunday, June 22nd
- 2025 Primary Election: Tuesday, June 24th. Polls are open from 6 AM – 9 PM.
- 2025 General Election Early Voting: Saturday, October 25th – Sunday, November 2nd
- 2025 General Election: Tuesday, November 4th. Polls are open from 6 AM – 9 PM.
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Mayor
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Public Advocate
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Comptroller
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Borough President
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City Council
Learn more about what each elected office does here.
- Review your rights as a voter here
- If you believe your rights are not being met in these or any other ways, there are several resources you can use to report them:
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- Voters who experience discrimination or other barriers to registration and voting can contact the Civil Rights Bureau of the New York State Attorney General’s Office at (212) 416-8250 or email civil.rights@ag.ny.gov
- The NYCLU’s partners at the national Election Protection Hotline aid voters before and after the election, and on Election Day. Call 1 (866) OUR-VOTE for help.
- Contact the NYCLU at (212) 607-3300
