League of Women Voters of the City of New York

10/28/2026

Every eligible voter should have the information and access they need to cast a ballot. 🗳️

On Election Day, the Vote in NYC Jails Coalition will gather outside the NYC Board of Elections to raise awareness about voting access for eligible New Yorkers who are detained in city jails.

📅 November 3
⏰ 1:30 PM
📍 32-42 Broadway, NYC

New Yorkers who retain their right to vote while detained should be able to participate in our elections. Share this information, and help spread the word about voting access in NYC.

10/28/2026

AI is changing how we work, communicate, campaign, and participate in democracy. So what happens next? 👀

Join us for our November Lunch with the League: AI and Democracy, an interactive conversation with AI engineer and executive coach Benjamin Jackson about one of the biggest public interest questions of 2026.

We’ll dig into:
→ Why data centers have become such a major political issue
→ What AI is actually doing to the labor market
→ Why there’s such a disconnect between AI companies and the public

And this isn’t your typical panel. It’s an interactive fireside chat where **anyone in the room can be part of the conversation.

🗓 Tuesday, November 10
⏰ 12 to 2 PM
📍 New York Society for Ethical Culture
🎟 $25 in advance | $30 at the door

AI is already shaping our democracy. Come help shape the conversation around it. Save your seat: https://buff.ly/VAWoBMA

10/26/2026

Filled out isn’t finished. Your mail ballot still needs to be returned. 📬🗳️
Tomorrow, October 27, is LWVNYC’s recommended mailing date for completed early mail and absentee ballots. If yours is ready, send it today!

Follow the envelope instructions, including **signing and dating the security envelope.

October 27 is a recommendation. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by November 3 and received by November 10.

Find return options and ballot tracking at vote.nyc. Share this with someone voting by mail.

“I’ll mail it tomorrow” has had enough tomorrows. 📬🗳️
LWVNYC recommends mailing your completed early mail or absentee ballot by October 27, one week before Election Day.

Dropping it in a mailbox doesn’t guarantee a same-day postmark, so give your ballot time. Follow the envelope instructions, including signing and dating the security envelope, before sending it back.

October 27 is our recommended mailing date. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by November 3 and received by November 10.

Return options + ballot tracking → vote.nyc
Get yours on its way, then send this reminder to someone voting by mail.

10/24/2026

NYC, Early Voting starts TODAY. 🗳️✨

You officially have 9 days to vote before Election Day, so pick the day that works for you and make a plan.

Before you head out:
✓ Find your assigned Early Voting site�✓ Check today’s hours�✓ Preview your sample ballot�✓ Research the candidates and races�✓ Read up on NYC’s 5 ballot proposals�✓ Save the voter protection hotline, just in case!

And today is a big deadline day too: October 24 is the last day to register to vote and the last day to request an Early Mail or Absentee Ballot online or by mail.
📍 Poll site & sample ballot: findmypollsite.vote.nyc�
🗳️ Candidate info: nycvotes.org | VOTE411.org�
📖 Ballot proposals: https://buff.ly/YYh3Z3j�
☎️ Need voting help? 866-OUR-VOTE

Your vote. Your schedule. Pick your day and go vote.
Save this post, send it to the group chat, and check your poll site before you head out. 💜

10/23/2026

Your weekend checklist just got a little more important. 🗳️✅

Saturday, October 24 is a big day for NYC voters: early voting begins, it’s the last day to register to vote, and the deadline to request an early mail or absentee ballot online or by mail.

Three things. One date. Get it handled. ✔️

Register, request your ballot, or find your voting site at vote.nyc.

10/22/2026

A lot can happen in one season. 👀🗳️

Our Summer/Fall 2026 Newsletter is here! Catch up on what the League has been working on, from voter education and community outreach to getting NYC ready for the November 3 General Election.

Election Day is getting close, so now’s a good time to read up and get ready.

📖 Read the full newsletter at the link in bio.
🗳️ Then make your plan for November 3.

10/21/2026

“I’ll mail it tomorrow” has had enough tomorrows. 📬🗳️
LWVNYC recommends mailing your completed early mail or absentee ballot by October 27, one week before Election Day.

Dropping it in a mailbox doesn’t guarantee a same-day postmark, so give your ballot time. Follow the envelope instructions, including signing and dating the security envelope, before sending it back.

October 27 is our recommended mailing date. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by November 3 and received by November 10.

Return options + ballot tracking → vote.nyc
Get yours on its way, then send this reminder to someone voting by mail.

10/20/2026

Election heroes are all the people who make 👏 elections 👏 happen 👏

Election heroes are the poll workers, volunteers, election staff, and community members who put in the time to make voting possible. Today, give them their flowers. 💐

Say thank you. Share your support. Encourage someone you know to sign up as a poll worker. 📣 Tag an election hero you appreciate and show them some love today.

10/19/2026

New address? Make sure your voter registration has it, too. 📍

Today, October 19, is the last day to update your address for the November 3 election.

Your address determines your poll site and which races are on your ballot.

Update your registration at e-register.vote.nyc. Send this to a friend who recently moved!

10/16/2026

Your ballot is doing more than picking candidates. 👀🗳️

This November, NYC voters will decide on 5 ballot proposals that could change how the city handles public space, contracts, street safety, building permits, and its rainy day fund. You do not want to meet these questions for the first time in the voting booth.

📲 Read what each proposal would change, what a YES or NO vote means, and where the League stands at https://buff.ly/AmAEXjK

Know what’s on your ballot. Then make your choice.

🗳️ Early Voting: Oct. 24 to Nov. 1
📅 Election Day: Nov. 3