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Register to Vote
Register to Vote
From first-time voters to those seeking friendly reminders, we’ve got you covered. Explore voter registration, absentee ballots, special populations, and key state agency links below. Click to find the answers you seek! Your voting journey starts here.
Information & deadlines on voter registration, absentee ballots and more...
Information & deadlines on voter registration, absentee ballots and more...
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They Represent You Broome
They Represent You Broome
They Represent You Tioga
They Represent You Tioga
Federal Voting Assistance Program
Federal Voting Assistance Program
Polling Place Lookup
Polling Place Lookup
Special Populations and Your Right to Vote in New York State Information
Special Populations and Your Right to Vote in New York State Information
Individuals with Criminal Convictions and Those Detained in Jail or Prison
Individuals with Criminal Convictions and Those Detained in Jail or Prison
Homeless Individuals
Homeless Individuals
College Students
College Students
NYS Board of Elections
NYS Board of Elections
Visit NYS BOE for Personalized Information about Voting in Your Area
Visit NYS BOE for Personalized Information about Voting in Your Area
Know Your Voting Machines: Click on the Machine Type for More Information
Know Your Voting Machines: Click on the Machine Type for More Information
How to Register
How to Register
Not sure if you are registered? Call your county Board of Elections for verification, or use the NYS online search tool.
Registration by Mail
Registration by Mail
Forms are available on the New York State Board of Elections website, your county Board of Elections, town and city halls, post office, political parties, and various state offices. You may obtain a Registration Form here or download a Form and information from the NYS site. Adobe Reader is needed.
Registration in Person
Registration in Person
You may register at your local Board of Elections or at any state agency participating in the National Voter Registration Act, on any business day throughout the year.
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