When working people vote, working people win. I’m sure you’ve heard a lot about the upcoming election and what’s at stake, so I want to take a moment to make sure you know about all of your options for casting your vote in this election. I also want to strongly encourage you to make sure that your family members are registered, and that anyone who may be out of the district on Election Day has requested their mail-in ballot.

This election isn’t about partisan politics, one party vs. the other, but who we are as a nation and what kind of future we want for ourselves and our families. Our vote is our voice; it’s how we protect our freedoms, our families, and our future. The time to use it is right now.

Are you registered to vote?

The deadline to register to vote in New York for this election is OCTOBER 26.

CHECK YOUR REGISTRATION STATUS

REGISTER TO VOTE

You have 3 ways to cast your vote:

VOTE-BY-MAIL

Everyone can vote by mail in New York for any reason! You can request a ballot here.

• October 26: Deadline to request a ballot online or by mail
• November 4: Deadline to request a ballot in person
• November 5: Deadline to postmark your ballot – your ballot must be in the mail by this date (your ballot must then be received by November 12)

EARLY IN-PERSON VOTING

Saturday, October 26 – Sunday, November 3

Your Early Voting polling place may be different from your Election Day polling place.

ELECTION DAY

Tuesday, November 5

6am – 9pm

Click here to find your Election Day polling place

Our Endorsements

CWA supports candidates who stand with working families and who will work with us to strengthen our country for regular people. CWA has made endorsements for candidates up and down the ballot who have proven track records of fighting for working people. Click here to see our full list of endorsements.