June 23
Primary Election Day
Polls are open 6 a.m. – 9 p.m. This is the day we fight for Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, and economic justice for all of us.
New York's 14th District — Democratic Primary
Vote June 23
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Steps to Cast Your Ballot
Step 1
Check Your
Registration
Only registered Democrats can vote in the Democratic primary. Confirm your status and current address before the June 13 deadline — don't assume you're still enrolled.
Party enrollment deadline: Feb. 14, 2026 (passed)
Check Registration →June 13–21
Vote Early
Nine days to cast your ballot before Election Day — no appointment, no excuse needed. Vote at any early voting site in your borough. Your early site may differ from your Election Day location.
Find your early voting site at vote.nyc
Find Early Voting Site →Request by June 13
Vote by Mail
Any registered NYC voter can request a mail ballot — no reason required. Request online or by mail by June 13. In-person requests at your county Board of Elections accepted through June 22.
Postmark by June 23. Arrives by June 30.
Request a Mail Ballot →Election Day
June 23,
2026
Polls are open Tuesday, June 23 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Find your polling place ahead of time — locations may have changed. Bring a neighbor.
Polls open 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Find Your Poll Site →Timeline
Every Deadline Matters
Don't let a missed date keep you from casting your ballot. Know them all.
June 13
Voter Registration Deadline
Applications must be received by your County Board of Elections by this date to vote in the primary. Register online, by mail, or in person.
June 13
Mail Ballot Request Deadline
Last day to apply for a mail/absentee ballot online or by mail. All registered NYC voters qualify — no excuse required.
June 13–21
Early Voting Period
Vote at any early voting location in your borough. Hours vary by site — check vote.nyc for your location's schedule.
June 22
In-Person Mail Ballot Deadline
Last day to request a mail ballot in person at your County Board of Elections.
Jun 30
Mail Ballot Arrival Deadline
Ballots postmarked by June 23 must arrive at your County Board of Elections no later than June 30.
Find Your Polling Place Know Before
Know Before
You Go
Your early voting site is often different from your Election Day polling place. Check the NYC Board of Elections at vote.nyc before you head out — sites are updated regularly and may have changed since your last election.
If you're told you can't vote at the polls, ask for an affidavit ballot. You have the right to cast a provisional ballot while your eligibility is verified.
Find Your Poll Site →County Boards of Elections
Bronx Residents
Bronx County Board of Elections
1780 Grand Concourse, 5th Floor
Bronx, NY 10457
Queens Residents
Queens County Board of Elections
118-35 Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Party enrollment matters. To vote in the Democratic primary, you must be enrolled as a Democrat. Changes submitted after February 14, 2026 will not take effect until after this primary.
NYC Board of Elections: vote.nyc · 1-866-VOTE-NYC
Questions
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