NYC Votes

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🗳️ Voting info for every New Yorker NYC Votes is a nonpartisan initiative of the NYC Campaign Finance Board

🗳️ 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

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 nycvotes.turbovote.org

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

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...

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.

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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

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🧵

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.