You have to be a registered voter to vote in the election.

To check if you are registered to vote, click here or Call 866-868-3692

The voter registration deadline for the November election has passed.

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You have three ways to vote in this election.

Vote by mail from your home

Vote early in person

Vote on Election Day

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Election Day is November 2

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You can take paid time off from work to vote.

You can take up to 2 paid hours off from work at the beginning or end of your shift if polls are open for less than 4 hours before your shift starts and after it ends. You must notify your employer at least two days before the day on which you plan to vote.

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If your mail-in ballot is rejected, you can still have your vote counted.

If your absentee ballot is disqualified on a technicality — like if you left the envelope unsigned or unsealed — the Board of Elections must contact you by mail, email or phone, and allow you to “fix” the problem. You can track your absentee ballot here.

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You can learn about the candidates running in your community.

To see who is running to represent you, your family, and your city – go to your Voter Guide.

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