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Call 1-866-VOTE-NYC (1-866-868-3692) or email your mailing address to [email protected] with the name of your borough in the subject line. In-Person Register to vote in person at one of our offices.

On Election Day, you can vote ONLY at your designated polling place. You can vote even if you cannot get to your polling place on Election Day. Find out how to vote "absentee".

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Our future is on the ballot, NYC. There are three ways to cast your ballot: Early Voting. Don’t wait until Election Day! You can vote early in person and by mail. Learn more about early voting. Vote by Mail. You can request an absentee ballot if you have a valid reason, such as being away from New York on Election Day. Learn more about voting ...

Three Ways to Vote Vote Early. You don’t have to wait until Election Day to vote in person! Early voting starts on October 26 and is available every day through November 3. The only difference between voting early and voting on Election Day is where and when you vote.

If you live in New York State but not in New York City, you must use the New York State Board of Elections website to register to vote or update your voter information. If you have a valid New York State Driver's License, Permit or Non-Driver ID, you may use the New York State DMV's Electronic Voter Registration Application to register to vote ...