New York City is holding regular elections for mayor, public advocate, comptroller, and all 51 seats on the city council in 2021.
Partisan primaries are scheduled for 6am-9pm on Tuesday, June 22, 2021.
The general election will be on 6am-9pm on Tuesday, November 9, 2021.
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You must register to vote in New York at least 25 days before the next election to be eligible to vote. Absentee-voter applications must be delivered by mail no later than 7 days before the election (or in person no later than the day before the election).
In New York, you can register to vote online, in person, or by mail.
Once you complete this process, you’ll be set to visit the polls and vote on Election Day!
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To register to vote in New York elections, you must:
Be a U.S. citizen (or born in Puerto Rico, Guam, or U.S. Virgin Islands).
The city is home to one of the most segregated public school districts in the nation, a trend that has worsened over the last few decades as the city has introduced more selective admissions policies for elementary, middle and high school.
The city is home to one of the most segregated public school districts in the nation, a trend that has worsened over the last few decades as the city has introduced more selective admissions policies for elementary, middle and high school.
We’ve waited 14 years for new leadership in District 40 and in June; one of these candidates will emerge as the next city Council member. Debates can be a make or break moment for a campaign. I remember my first debate like it was yesterday, it propelled our candidacy, and was the launching ...pad to the coalition we built. I am looking forward to hearing where they stand on the issues that are important to me, I invite you to listen carefully and send questions to district40forum@gmail.com
There is nothing I love more than knocking on doors and talking to my neighbors, however the public health crisis we are living through is not over. We should not encourage over 300 candidates throughout the city to go door to door for petitions, that would truly endanger the lives of so many New ...Yorkers. It’s time to modernize our election process and create a digital petition process.
that would truly endanger the lives of so many New Yorkers. It’s time to modernize our election process and create a digital petition process. #nycvotes 2/2
There is nothing I love more than knocking on doors & talking to my neighbors, however the public health crisis is not over. We should not encourage over 300 candidates throughout the city to go door to door for petitions #nycvotes 1/2
The plaintiffs include Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, mayoral candidate Maya Wiley, several City Council...
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The people of Central Brooklyn are better off from your leadership. Thank you @Cunningham4NYC for adding your voice and your values to our race. I look forward to seeing all the great things you do moving forward for District 40! https://twitter.com/Cunningham4NYC/status/1359319753697996800
The hardest decision after deciding to run, is the decision not to run. Today I am suspending my campaign. While I will not be your Councilmember in 2022, I will remain your neighbor, & a vocal community advocate. Brighter days are ahead #itsstillourtime
He narrowly lost the race last time. This time, Brian Cunningham is first to drop out from a crowded field...
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