Nancy Rosenthal, VP for Voter Services June 27, 2023 Primary Election Mark the date: Tuesday, June 27 Primary Election for county and local races. Log on to Vote411.org to find out if you have a Primary in your county or town. Note the following dates and deadlines: Saturday, June 17-Sunday, June 25: Early voting. Check your...Continue Reading
We are working on setting up candidate forums for Congress as well as the New York state legislature in October. October 13th is planned for CD 3 and SD 7 as well as AD 16 at UUC. We hope to have candidates forums for CD4, SD5, and AD 15. We will update you when we...Continue Reading
Yesterday the State Board of Elections filed a motion to the NYS Supreme Court asking for a blackout period to be instated, which would create a deadline by which someone must change their party affiliation for the August primary. Judge McAllister issued an order last night which makes the deadline to register with a party...Continue Reading
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran (Dem, Common Sense) Bruce A. Blakeman (Rep, Con, Tax Revolt) District Attorney Todd D. Kaminsky (Dem) Anne T. Donnelly (Rep, Con) County Comptroller Ryan E. Cronin (Dem, WFP, Common Sense) Elaine R. Phillips (Rep, Con, Tax Revolt) County Clerk Justin R. Brown (Dem, WFP, Common Sense) Maureen O’Connell (Rep, Con,...Continue Reading
To maintain our Democracy, we have the responsibility to vote intelligently. This can only be done if we learn as much as we can about our candidates and issues before we vote. What will be on your ballot on November 2nd (or earlier, if you have decided to take advantage of Early Voting). Be sure...Continue Reading
Vote Early Day is a movement of nonprofits, businesses, election administrators, and creatives working to ensure all Americans know their options to vote early. Vote Early Day was founded by MTV as a new civic holiday focused on helping every voter know how, where, and when they can vote early. Launched in the midst of...Continue Reading
Click to download your copy of the English Early Voting brochure for more information. Do you know: How to register to vote? Where to vote? What candidates are on your ballot? Your candidate’s position on issues? To get answers to all of these questions: Go to www.Vote411.org League of Women Voters of...Continue Reading
Last fall, the Rivertowns League received a phone call from a grandmother who was determined to bring a voter registration form to her grandson’s 18 birthday. She said it was the best present she could give him (although it wasn’t going to be the only one!). That grandmother inspired us to create these Birthday Bundles...Continue Reading
To register you must: be a U.S. citizen, be 18 years old by December 31 of the year in which you file the voter registration form, be 18 years old by the date of the general, primary or other election in which you want to vote, not be in jail or on parole for a...Continue Reading
