Election Day Sources

Independent and unofficial. Not a party, a campaign or an election office. Every link below goes to a state or federal government site; nothing here restates hours, rules or results.

All states

New York

Official sources only, checked 2026-11-02. Run by New York State Board of Elections.

NASS's New York ID link is a New York City Board of Elections page (vote.nyc) covering only the five boroughs, so no ID link is given; the state site was reorganized, so the absentee field uses the state early-voting page and results use elections.ny.gov/election-results.

Find your polling place
voterlookup.elections.ny.govThe official lookup. Enter your address and it tells you where to vote and, in most states, the hours.
Check you are registered
voterlookup.elections.ny.govThe official registration lookup. If you are not registered, this page says what you can still do today.
What ID to bring
Not found on the state's site; use the election office link above.The official ID requirements. Bring what it says, not what a friend says.
Mail and early voting
elections.ny.govOfficial rules and deadlines for mail ballots, drop boxes and early voting, including what to do with a mail ballot you still hold.
Polling hours
Not found on the state's site; use the election office link above.The official statement of hours. If you are in line when polls close, you can vote.
Official results
elections.ny.govThe state's own results page. Results posted on election night are unofficial until the state certifies them, which takes days to weeks.

Something wrong or moved? The authoritative page is always the state's. We link; we do not restate. How we checked these.