HOW TO VOTE

in the June 28, 2022 Primary Election Election

Many important elections are taking place on June 28, and it’s important that you cast your vote!

Because of the COVID-19 crisis, all registered, eligible voters are permitted by law to vote by Absentee ballot, and should check the box “Temporary Illness” as the reason for requesting an Absentee Ballot.

If you choose to vote absentee, we strongly recommend applying for a ballot as soon as possible. Waiting until the deadlines below may increase the likelihood that you will not receive it in time.

And you can always vote in person, early or on Election Day.

4 Ways to Vote

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Apply online

for an absentee ballot

Apply

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Print an application

for an absentee ballot and then
Fax application to 212-487-5349 or
Mail application to the Brooklyn borough office at
345 Adams Street, 4 Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Print a ballot application

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Call 1-866-VOTE-NYC

(1-866-868-3692) to apply for an absentee ballot

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Vote in-person

on Election Day (June 28) or
during the early voting period from Saturday, June 18 to Sunday, June 26

Find your pollsite

Important Deadlines

Fri, June 3

Last day to postmark your voter registration or register to vote in-person if you are not yet registered to vote. You can check your voter registration status at: voterlookup.elections.ny.gov.

Weds, June 8

The Board of Elections must receive any change to the address where you are registered to vote.

Tues, June 13

You must postmark, apply online, email, or fax the completed application for a Primary Absentee ballot. We do not recommend requesting your ballot at the last minute.

Tues, June 28

Your ballot must be postmarked by this date. We do not recommend mailing it at the last minute. You can also drop it off at any poll site.