New York Ballot Guide 2026

Know your whole ballot.

Every race on the ballot in New York City, Westchester, the Syracuse, Binghamton and Ithaca area, and Greater Hartford, from governor down to the state legislature, plus the local ballot questions. Compare candidates, read the case for and against each question, and build a voting plan to bring with you.

Step 1

Find your ballot

We match your ZIP code to your districts using Census Bureau maps. Nothing you type leaves this page. When a ZIP code is split between districts, you can pick, or confirm yours at the New York voter lookup or Connecticut voter lookup.

Or pick your area

U.S. House district State Senate district State Assembly district

How and when to vote

Key dates

Find your poll site

Your early-voting site is often different from your Election Day site.

Anywhere in New York: voterlookup.elections.ny.gov
NYC: findmypollsite.vote.nyc
Westchester: Westchester Board of Elections
Onondaga: Onondaga Board of Elections
Broome: broomevotes.com
Tompkins: Tompkins Board of Elections
Connecticut: CT voter lookup and myvote.ct.gov

Reading your ballot

New York and Connecticut both use fusion voting: one candidate can appear on several party lines (for example Democratic and Working Families). A vote on any of those lines counts for that candidate, so pick whichever line you like. Vote for only one line per race. Ballot questions are printed on the back of the ballot.