VAC Bi-Monthly Open Meeting The VAC Bi-Monthly Open Meeting will occur Wednesday, July 1, 2009 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at Mayor's Office of Veterans’ Affairs, 346 Broadway, 8 West (across Federal Plaza), Conference Room 801. Download the agenda (in PDF)
VAC Guide to Your Elected Officials 2009 The NYC Voter Assistance Commission recently released the VAC Guide to Your Elected Officials 2009. Learn more Download the guide (in PDF)
Get Involved in Your Local 2009 Elections The NYC Voter Assistance Commission encourages you to get involved in your local 2009 elections by getting informed, becoming a poll worker or candidate, or participating in Voter Awareness Month. Check the stories below for details.
Get Informed about Voting The NYC Voter Assistance Commission (VAC) encourages you to get informed about voting. Find out if you are registered to vote, locate your poll site, and get your voter district information via the New York State Board of Elections Web site. To learn about voting, read the frequently asked questions (FAQ). Find out if you are registered to vote Read the FAQ
Become a Poll Worker The NYC Board of Elections is looking to hire thousands of standby poll workers for the election season. Learn about becoming a poll worker
Become a Candidate Interested in becoming a candidate? Learn how via the NYC Board of Elections (BOE) and Campaign Finance Board (CFB) Web sites. Visit the BOE Web site Visit the CFB Web site
Participate in Voter Awareness Month Each fall the NYC Voter Assistance Commission hosts Voter Awareness Month - a month dedicated to voter education, outreach, registration, and participation. Organizations hold voter events and drives throughout the five boroughs. Sign-up to host an educational forum, drive, or citizen workshop for your community or participate in one being held in your borough. Check out last year’s 2008 Voter Awareness Month calendar (in PDF) Submit an event application (in PDF)
Register to Vote You must meet certain qualifications to register to vote in the City of New York. Visit the Register to Vote page to learn about these qualifications, the registration process, and to download voter registration forms. Learn more
Guide to Your Elected Officials 2008 The "Guide to Your Elected Officials 2008" provides updated information on
who represents us, their contact information, and the committees they serve on,
at all levels of government from the local to the federal. Learn more Download the guide (in PDF)