The best way to find your NYC mayor voting location is to check your polling site by your home address on the official NYC Board of Elections site. Polls on Election Day run 6:00 AM–9:00 PM, and you can also use the site to confirm early voting options and sample ballots. Direct answer
- How to vote: You can vote at your assigned polling site on Election Day (polls open 6 AM–9 PM; you must be in line by 9 PM to vote). You can also vote early at designated early voting sites during the early voting period. If you’re voting by mail, you can drop off your absentee ballot at any Election Day or early voting site by 9 PM on Election Day, or mail it according to the instructions.
- How to locate your polling site: Visit the NYC Board of Elections Find Your Poll Site tool and enter your home address to get your exact Election Day polling location and any early voting sites that apply to you. You can also view a sample ballot there so you know what will appear on your ballot.
Tips
- If you’ve moved recently, update your registration so your polling place matches your current address.
- If you’re unsure, you can call the NYC Board of Elections or use the official find-your-poll-site pages to confirm in real time.
- Bring an accepted form of photo ID if required by your polling site rules (note that New York generally does not require photo ID for most voters, but always check local guidelines).
If you’d like, share your address (city/borough and street number) and I can help you locate the exact polling site and the candidates on the ballot for the mayoral race.
