Every NYC voter can vote early in person before Election Day. Voting early is convenient, fast, and flexible.
Where to vote
You must vote at your assigned early voting site. Your early voting site may be different from your Election Day poll site, so make sure to check before you go!
When to vote
You can vote early from October 23 – October 31, though hours vary each day. Just like on Election Day, you can visit your early voting site any time polls are open.
| Saturday, October 23 | 8AM – 5PM |
| Sunday, October 24 | 8AM – 5PM |
| Monday, October 25 | 7AM – 4PM |
| Tuesday, October 26 | 10AM – 8PM |
| Wednesday, October 27 | 10AM – 8PM |
| Thursday, October 28 | 10AM – 8PM |
| Friday, October 29 | 7AM – 4PM |
| Saturday, October 30 | 8AM – 5PM |
| Sunday, October 31 | 8AM – 4PM |
Did you know: Early voting is habit-forming! Voters were 372% more likely to vote early in the 2020 general election if they had previously voted early.
Top FAQs
Can I vote early if I requested or submitted an absentee ballot?
Yes! If you vote in person after requesting or submitting an absentee ballot, your absentee ballot is automatically disqualified. Only your in person vote will count. You do not need to bring your absentee ballot to your poll site.
What are the benefits of early voting?
Early voting gives voters more flexibility, reduces wait times on Election Day, and eases the burden on poll workers, creating a more pleasant voting experience for everyone!
Why do we vote early?
Early voting was signed into law by the Governor in 2019. It had bipartisan support in the State Senate and Assembly.
