NYC Votes

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: July 2025 Voter Assistance Advisory Committee Hearing. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. The Voter Assistance Advisory Committee will hold a post-election hearing on Wednesday, July 9th from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. ET to hear from voters about their experiences voting in and throughout the 2025 ...

How was your voting experience?

We want to hear from you!

Your story can help future elections work better for all New Yorkers.

Voter feedback will be shared with NYC’s Voter Assistance Advisory Committee (VAAC) ahead of their next public hearing: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Good morning. Thank you for letting us know. You can report any poll site or election issues with the Attorney General’s office here: ag.ny.gov/election-hot...

Our A to Z Guide to the 2025 NYC Primary Election A comprehensive resource for the June 2025 Primary Election including where to find info on candidates and voting hours.

Whether you're a first-time voter or a seasoned pro, this comprehensive A to Z guide has everything you need to know to cast your ballot in NYC's Primary Election: www.nycvotes.org/news-and-pre...

NYC Votes | 2025 Primary Election This is the digital version of NYC’s official 2025 primary election Voter Guide.

5. Fill out a sample ballot. Then take it with you to the polls so you’re ready to fill out the real thing: www.nycvotes.org/whats-on-the...

Ranked Choice Voting | NYC Votes Learn about Ranked Choice Voting, practice ranking your choices on a sample ballot, and see how votes are counted.

4. Practice Ranked Choice Voting (RCV). With RCV, you can rank five candidates in order of preference for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council: www.nycvotes.org/how-to-vote/...

2025 NYC Candidate Debates Join the conversation and tune into NYC's candidate debates ahead of the 2025 primary election!

Want more information about where the candidates stand on the issues that matter most to you? You can watch recordings of the debates any time, anywhere: www.nycvotes.org/whats-on-the...

NYC Votes | 2025 Primary Election Races This is the digital version of NYC’s official 2025 primary election Voter Guide.

3. Meet the candidates on your ballot. Our online Voter Guide lets you hear directly from the aspiring representatives running for each office: www.nycvotes.org/whats-on-the...

Get Ready to Vote We help you vote, no matter what. Sign up for election reminders and get help with voter registration and voting by mail — all in one place!

2. Check your voter registration. Only voters registered to a party holding an election can vote in the primary: nycvotes.turbovote.org/check-your-r...

1. Find your poll site. Poll sites across NYC will be open from 6 AM to 9 PM. Poll sites can change from year to year and sometimes on short notice, so always check before you go: www.nycvotes.org/pollsite

Primary Election Day is tomorrow, June 24!

If you haven't voted yet, make sure you’ve done these 5 things before going to the polls🧵

Bright orange NYC votes tote bag he'd up on the subway. It has a drawstring so that it can be folded up and the handles (not visible) are long enough to go over your shoulder and are attached so the bag will lay flat against your body, ie. The "right" way bag handles should go.

If you're in Sunset Perk Brooklyn today you can grab a neat bag from @nycvotes.bsky.social and some ice cream near the 53rd street R station and pledge to #vote! I especially love that the handles go the right way!

🗳️ 212,444 New Yorkers have voted in person as of polls close on Thursday, June 19.

🗓️ That's an increase of just more than 50% from this time in 2021!

Early Voting continues through Sunday, June 22. Let’s finish strong, NYC.

📍Find your assigned Early Voting poll site at nycvotes.org/pollsite

Our A to Z Guide to the 2025 NYC Primary Election A comprehensive resource for the June 2025 Primary Election including where to find info on candidates and voting hours.

Presenting: A one-stop resource to check out before you hit the polls for the June primary!

Our A to Z guide includes where to find info on candidates, voting hours, and more ⤵️

www.nycvotes.org/news-and-pre...

Election Dates and Deadlines June 14: Mail ballot request deadline June 14: Voter registration deadline June 14 - 22: Early Voting June 24: Primary Election Day

Voting in the primary? Make sure you're registered & ready👇

🏠 June 9: Change of address deadline

✉️ June 14: Mail ballot request deadline

✍️ June 14: Voter registration deadline

⏰ June 14 - 22: Early Voting

🗳️ June 24: Primary Election Day

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Unfortunately, this is a year-old advertisement on a train that was taken out of service last summer and only recently restored to service. It has the potential to mislead New Yorkers, and we’re in touch with our partners @mta.info to expedite the removal of this advertisement.

Unfortunately, this is a year-old advertisement on a train that was taken out of service last summer and only recently restored to service. It has the potential to mislead New Yorkers, and we’re in touch with our partners @mta.info to expedite the removal of this advertisement.

NEW: Our 2024 Voter Analysis Report is out today.

🔑 Key finding: 1 in 5 registered voters are not affiliated with a political party.

➡️ That means over 1 million voters are locked out of participating in NYC's primary elections.

📖 Read the full report here: nyccfb.info/media/press-...

NYC's Matching Funds Program has opened up new opportunities in local politics for more New Yorkers.

Here's how ⬇️ www.nycvotes.org/news-and-pre...

What the SAVE Act could mean for millions of voters, according to a Brennan Center expert The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship to be able to register to vote. NPR's Michel Martin asks Sean Morales-Doyle of the Brennan Center for Justice what that could mean for voters.

The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act would require voters to show proof of citizenship—like a passport or birth certificate—during registration.

We’ll keep updating NYC on everything you need to know to exercise your rights at the polls. www.npr.org/2025/04/15/n...

New York City Council 2025 primary races to watch Dozens of candidates, millions in matching funds, 51 seats on the ballot.

All 51 seats in the New York City Council are on the ballot this year.

Catch up with @cityandstateny.bsky.social's resource, which includes each candidate's current fundraising status, visible campaign presence, and notable political support. www.cityandstateny.com/politics/202...

Less than 100 days until NYC's primary election

Deadlines you should know:

🏠 Update the address on your voter registration by June 9

✍️ Register to vote by June 14

How to spend an extra hour of daylight

1. Check your voter registration (2 min)

2. Remind a friend to check theirs (2 min)

3. Give yourself pat on the back (1 min)

4. Chill 😎 ☀️ (55 min)

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Register to vote or change your party to vote in the primary here: e-register.vote.nyc

@nycvotes.bsky.social has all the deadlines, forums, and candidate info you’ll need to make an informed choice 💙

Happy voting!

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Promotional flyer featuring a diverse group of young New Yorkers, inviting others to join the 2025 NYC Votes Youth Ambassador team, with the text "Are you passionate about civic engagement? Join our 2025 NYC Votes Youth Ambassador team.

Apply now to be an NYC Votes Youth Ambassador ⭐

🗳️ We are looking for New Yorkers ages 14-18 who are passionate about democracy to join our 2025 NYC Votes Youth Ambassador team!

💰 This is a paid summer opportunity.

Apply at nycvotes.org/youth-25 by Feb 28.

NYC Votes Meet the candidates, how to cast your ballot, and why your vote matters.

We're already more than 1/12th of the way through 2025, it's time to lock in 😮‍💨

If you're planning to vote in the primaries this June, make sure your party affiliation is up to date by the February 14 deadline.

Check it out ⬇️
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The deadline to update your political party is coming up.

If you'd like to vote in the primary election, you must be registered with a political party that is holding a primary no later than February 14.

To update, submit a new voter registration form: e-register.vote.nyc

So far, there are 3 elections scheduled in 2025. Special election for District 21, Primary election in June, General election in November.

Want to make your voice heard? Here's what you can do today:

Make sure your voter registration is up to date nycvotes.turbovote.org

❗️NYC holds closed primary elections. That means you must be registered with a political party to vote in their primary.

What’s on the ballot? Borough President City Comptroller City Council Delegate to Judicial Convention Alternate Delegate to the Judicial Convention District Attorney Female District Leader Male District Leader Judge of the Civil Court Mayor Public Advocate Surrogate

What else should you know? Ranked Choice Voting is back! New Yorkers will get the chance to rank their choices for each city office in the primary this June.

Mayor and more is on the ballot.

We're also voting for impactful local offices like City Council and Borough President.

And, Ranked Choice Voting is back! You'll get the chance to rank your choices for each city office in the primary this June.

An illustration of an NYC Votes rat with text that reads, "2025 is an odd year. Why that matters."

Every four years, NYC votes for mayor, City Council, and many more local offices. Odd numbered years equals city elections.

January may have felt like an entire year so far, but we're just getting started.

Odd numbered years = City elections (mayor, City Council, etc...)

Here's what you need to know🧵

If your 2025 resolution is to make a local impact or meet passionate New Yorkers, consider becoming an NYC Votes volunteer 😇

Sign up at mobilize.us/nycvotes, then watch your email for in person & remote volunteer opportunities!