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Find my polling place & get early voting hours.
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New York Voting Deadlines
Keep up to date with statewide and countywide deadlines for New York voting. There’s still time to register, request an absentee ballot, or vote early in-person.
Support our candidates
Adirondack Voters for Change has endorsed the following candidates. They need your help to win in November!
Tedra Cobb 
Kimberly Davis 
Claudia Braymer 
Tedra Cobb, House of Representatives. NY District 21
Kimberly Davis, NY State Senate, District 45
Claudia Braymer, NY Assembly, District 114
D. Billy Jones, NY Assembly, District 115
Adopt a state
The presidential election will most likely come down to votes in a handful of battleground states. You can get involved no matter where you live. Vote Save America is helping organize volunteers in key states.
Choose a “swing state”:
Stay informed
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How to vote absentee
A. Mail your ballot. Here are the deadlines for absentee ballots to be postmarked in each state.
B. Return it in person. Did you know that almost every state allows absentee ballots to be returned in person to the election office? * And many states provide drop boxes and other options to return ballots in person. Find out how & where to drop off your ballot in your state.
C. Have a relative or friend return your ballot for you. Restrictions vary from state to state, but many states allow sealed ballots to be returned by someone other than the voter. Check the regulations for your state, here.
*At least one state, Missouri, provides two different at-home voting options, mail-in and absentee. The rules for returning the ballot differs for each option. Here’s more info on the subject.
