League of Women Voters of the City of New York

06/15/2026

Confusing information at the polls? Trouble voting? Save this before Election Day.

Every voter deserves to cast their ballot safely and without intimidation, misinformation, or unnecessary barriers.

If something feels off, contact the Election Protection Hotline:

📞 English: 866-OUR-VOTE / 866-687-8683
📞 Spanish / English: 888-VE-Y-VOTA / 888-839-8682
📞 Asian Languages / English: 888-API-VOTE / 888-274-8683
📞 Arabic / English: 844-YALLA-US / 844-925-5287

Whether you have a question, run into a problem, or need to report an issue, help is available.

06/15/2026

Know your rights before you vote. Every eligible voter has the right to cast their ballot safely and without intimidation.

If you experience or witness an issue at the polls, including voter intimidation, misinformation, accessibility barriers, registration problems, or trouble casting your ballot, contact the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline. Call or text: 866-OUR-VOTE | 866-687-8683

Trained volunteers are available to answer questions and help voters report problems. Save this info and share it with another voter before Election Day.

06/15/2026

Mail ballots need time to move. Plan ahead now. 📬

Voting by early mail or absentee ballot is an important option for many New Yorkers, but timing matters.

For the June 23, 2026 Primary Election, your early mail or absentee ballot must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 23. But the League recommends mailing it before June 23, and ideally at least one week earlier, to help make sure it is received and counted.

A postmark does not simply mean the moment you place your ballot in a mailbox. It reflects when your ballot reaches a USPS processing facility, which is why mailing early is one of the best ways to avoid last-minute issues.

If you’re voting by mail, send your ballot early or use an in-person return option. Visit vote.nyc for ballot deadlines and return information. Request an early mail or absentee ballot at requestballot.vote.nyc

06/13/2026

You don’t have to wait until Election Day.

Early Voting for the June Primary is open from June 13–21, and NYC voters can choose the day that works best for their schedule. Before you vote, check your assigned poll site, preview your sample ballot, and learn about the candidates.

Find your poll site + sample ballot: findmypollsite.vote.nyc
Research candidates: vote411.org or nycvotes.org
More voting info: vote.nyc

Make your plan, vote early, and help someone else do the same!

06/12/2026

New Yorkers always have something to say. 🗽

Starting tomorrow, you can say it with your vote.

Early voting for the June 23 Primary Election begins June 13. Take a few minutes today to check your registration, find your poll site, and preview your ballot so you’re ready when the polls open.

A voting plan now can make Election Day a lot easier later.

🗳️ Get vote ready at vote.nyc

06/12/2026

NYC, you have the right to vote in your language. 🗳️

Early Voting for the June 23 Primary begins Saturday, June 13, and runs through Sunday, June 21. Election Day is Tuesday, June 23.

Need language assistance? You may bring an interpreter with you to the voting booth. will also provide interpretation services in select languages and poll sites on June 19, 20, and 21, and on Election Day.

June 13 is also an important deadline: register to vote, check your voter information, or request an early mail or absentee ballot online or by mail.

Make your plan now. Visit vote.nyc for election information and on.nyc.gov/vla to learn more about voter language assistance.

06/12/2026

06/10/2026

Still on your to-do list?

Register to vote by June 13 for the 2026 NYC Primary Election. Being registered helps make sure you can cast your ballot with the right voter information on file.

Check your status or register at vote.nyc

06/08/2026

June Primary reminder: you don’t have to wait until Election Day to vote. 🗓️🗳️

For the June 23 Primary Election, NYC voters have three ways to cast their ballot:

Vote Early from June 13–21
Vote on Election Day on Tuesday, June 23, from 6 AM–9 PM
Vote by Mail by requesting an early mail or absentee ballot by June 13

Pick the option that works best for your schedule, your needs, and your voting plan.

Visit vote.nyc to check your registration, find your poll site, and learn more about your voting options.

Save this post, make your plan, and share it with another NYC voter. ✅

06/08/2026

NYC, don’t let these voting deadlines sneak up on you.

The 2026 NYC Primary Election is on Tuesday, June 23, but there are important deadlines before Election Day.

Save these dates:

June 8: Last day to update your address on your voter registration
June 13: Last day to register to vote for the Primary Election
June 13: Last day to request an early mail or absentee ballot by mail, online portal, email, or fax
June 13–21: Early Voting
June 22: Last day to request an early mail or absentee ballot in person
June 23: Primary Election Day and last day to postmark or drop off your ballot
June 30: Last day for postmarked ballots to be received by the Board of Elections

Check your registration: amiregistered.vote.nyc
Find your poll site: findmypollsite.vote.nyc