Voting and Election Information
NYS BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Get a list of your local, state, and federal districts and your polling sites.
When looking for your polling site, your early voting and election day voting sites may be different.
Vote411.org is a natonal website by the League of Women Voters. You can use this to register to vote, check your registration, and find what's on your ballot.
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New York Senate
Patricia Fahy - Senate District 46 - eNews
Senator Tedisco: N/A
New York Assembly
Assemblymember Bendett: N/A
Gabriella A. Romero - Assembly District 109 - eNews
John T. McDonald III - Assembly District 108 - eNews
Carrie Woerner - Assembly District 113 - eNews
Phil Steck - Assembly District 110 - eNews
U.S. House of Representatives and Senate
Congressman Tonko - CD 20 (Look for “Stay Connected.”)
Senator Schumer: N/A
COUNTY BOARDS OF ELECTIONS
Use your county's website to register to vote, request an absentee/mail-in ballot, find election dates, polling locations/hours, and more.
New York governor and
regional and state representatives
New York Governor
518-474-8390
Senate Majority Leader
518-455-2585
Speaker of the Assembly
518-455-3791
NY Senators
518-455-2350
518-455-2381
518-455-2225
518-455-2181
NY Assembly members
518-455-5777
518-455-4474
518-455-4178
518-455-5931
518-455-5404
NY and Regional Democratic Committees
Bethlehem Democratic Committee
Summary: The Bethlehem Democratic Committee (BDC) comprises 54 elected members who serve on the Albany County Democratic Committee representing the Town of Bethlehem. Members are registered Democrats. Its primary responsibility is to find and endorse well-qualified candidates for local public offices; assist endorsed candidates to get elected at the local, county, state, and national level; informs the community about public issues and promotes political fundraising and social activities for the Bethlehem Democratic Party.
Albany County Democratic Committee
Summary:
NEED A SUMMARY City of Albany does not have its own committee. Instead, the wards... represented by party members