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The NYC Board of Elections administers elections in NYC. Visit the Web site of the NYC Board of Elections to learn how to register, vote, find your poll site and more.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
NYC Board of Elections
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You must be a registered voter in order to vote in the general or primary elections. To register, you must be a United States citizen, be 18 years old by the date of the election you want to vote, live at your present address for at least 30 days before an election, not be in jail or on parole for a felony conviction, and not claim the right to vote elsewhere.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
NYC Board of Elections
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The NYC Campaign Finance Board publishes a voter guide before each election, providing information on candidates and issues on the ballot for each election. The guide is now available online at the CFB Web site.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
Campaign Finance Board
Voter Guide
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No. Once you register, you are permanently registered. Name, address or party enrollment changes can be made by submitting a new registration application. If you move, you should notify the Board of Elections as soon as possible, by re-registering.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
NYC Board of Elections
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You should receive a postcard from the Board of Elections some time in August, telling you when and where to vote. Watch for it! It will also indicate your election district number which you need to know on election day.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
NYC Board of Elections Calendar
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