Vote for one
See who and what you’ll vote on, then when and where to vote. Tap a candidate to read their profile.
Built from official election sources, read to . Lists can change until certification.
New York’s official election website blocks automatic fetching, so parts of this guide may be missing or older than the live site. Visit it directly: www.elections.ny.gov.
Last day to register to vote in person is October 24, 2026. Applications to register by mail must be received by October 24, 2026.
ReadEarly Voting Period is Saturday, October 24, 2026 - Sunday, November 1, 2026.
ReadLast day to apply online or by mail is October 24, 2026
Official page ↗ · ReadLast day to apply in person at your county board of elections is November 2, 2026
ReadPut your ballot in the mail ensuring it receives a postmark no later than November 3, 2026
ReadDrop off your ballot to your county Board of Elections Office no later than November 3, 2026 by 9pm
ReadDrop off your ballot to an early voting poll site in your county between October 24 and November 1, 2026
ReadDrop off your ballot to an election day poll site on November 3, 2026 no later than 9pm
ReadElection Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls are open from 6am to 9pm.
ReadSample ballot · General election · Nov. 3, 2026
Races and questions across the state. Some, such as U.S. House districts and judges, depend on where you live.
Nothing on this page can be marked or submitted. To vote, use the ballot from your election office.
Vote for one
Sample ballot · Local races · Kings County (Brooklyn)
One county as an example of local races. Your own ballot depends on your address: county, city, school district and legislative districts differ. New York’s election office has the exact ballot for you.
Nothing on this page can be marked or submitted. To vote, use the ballot from your election office.
Kings County
Vote for one
Where we couldn’t find an official source, we say so instead of guessing.
Tentative. The NYC Board of Elections list (printed 9/11/2026, marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) shows 13 U.S. House districts that reach New York City: districts 3 and 5 through 16. U.S. House districts 1, 2, 4 and 17 through 26 are not on that list and are not recorded here. No U.S. Senate race appears on the list. Statewide list not checked: elections.ny.gov returns a bot challenge.
Looked at New York City Board of Elections (vote.nyc) ↗ · read
Tentative. Governor and Lieutenant Governor (one ticket), State Comptroller and Attorney General are taken from the NYC Board of Elections list printed 9/11/2026, marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Not yet confirmed against the state board's certified list, which could not be read (elections.ny.gov bot challenge).
Looked at New York City Board of Elections (vote.nyc) ↗ · read
State Senate and Assembly races are not listed in this file. The NYC Board of Elections list shows New York City state senate districts only; the statewide legislative list could not be read because elections.ny.gov returns a bot challenge.
Looked at New York City Board of Elections (vote.nyc) ↗ · read
They answer different questions and are kept apart. Full method: Methodology.
Vugol is not a government site and does not run elections. Researched Oct 19, 2026. Found something wrong? Tell us.
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for up to 4
Kings County
Vote for up to 4
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for up to 2
Kings County
Vote for up to 2
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Kings County
Vote for one
Vote Yes or No
Proposed Charter Amendment: Speed Up Process for Granting a Revocable Consent to Use Public Space
Simplify process to use public space for uses such as ramps, planters and cafes, by removing mandatory hearings and Council disapproval of sidewalk cafes, while maintaining community and Council input. "Yes" speeds up process to use public space while maintaining community input. "No" maintains longer process with mandatory public hearing to use public space and Council review of sidewalk cafes.
Vote Yes or No
Proposed Charter Amendment: Reduce City Contractor Paperwork; Require Regular Meetings of Procurement Policy Board
Reduce paperwork for City contractors by authorizing Procurement Policy Board to simplify contractor questionnaire. Require quarterly meetings of the Procurement Policy Board. Remove mandatory hearing for required client services report. "Yes" amends Procurement Policy Board authority, including to simplify contractor questionnaire; authorizes Mayor to delegate certain contract approvals. "No" leaves laws unchanged, with Mayor and Comptroller maintaining longer questionnaire.
Vote Yes or No
Proposed Charter Amendment: Speed Up Street Safety Projects, Disposition of Unused City Property, Office Leasing
Simplify review of street safety projects to reduce construction timelines. Fast track disposition of unused City property with approval from City Planning Commission. Expedite leasing offices used for City workforce. "Yes" simplifies street project approval, City property disposition and office leasing. "No" maintains intra-agency consultation for road projects, Council approval for City property dispositions and Council disapproval of office leases.
Vote Yes or No
Proposed Charter Amendment: Simplify Building Permitting and Move Waterfront Permitting to Department of Buildings
Create centralized construction permits hub to simplify permitting. Move waterfront permitting from Department of Small Business Services to Department of Buildings. Allow construction approval by additional Department of Buildings officials. "Yes" simplifies permitting by authorizing a centralized permitting hub, moving waterfront permitting to Department of Buildings, and allowing additional Department of Buildings officials to issue approvals. "No" leaves laws unchanged.
Vote Yes or No
Proposed Charter Amendment: Set Contribution Targets for Rainy Day Fund to Promote Sufficient Budgetary Reserves
Set target amount of money to hold in reserve funds, including rainy day fund, to address unexpected financial hardships in future years, and require development of methodology to calculate contributions. "Yes" requires Mayor to develop methodology for calculating deposits to rainy day fund, with deposits subject to approval in the City budget. "No" leaves laws unchanged, with no reserves target.
No statewide judicial office is on the NYC Board of Elections list. New York Supreme Court justices are chosen by judicial district and are not listed here. Statewide judicial list not read (elections.ny.gov bot challenge).
Looked at New York City Board of Elections (vote.nyc) ↗ · read
Could not confirm whether any statewide ballot questions appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The NYC list shows only five New York City charter proposals, which are city questions, not statewide. elections.ny.gov returns a 403 Cloudflare bot challenge.
Looked at New York City Board of Elections (vote.nyc) ↗ · read
Could not read official New York voting dates, early voting dates or registration and mail-ballot deadlines. elections.ny.gov returns a 403 Cloudflare bot challenge to both the fetch tool and curl.
Could not read the official New York polling place lookup or early voting site list. elections.ny.gov returns a 403 Cloudflare bot challenge to both the fetch tool and curl.
U.S. House districts 7 through 11 for Kings County are listed from the tentative NYC Board of Elections contest list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE). The list is not final, so the November 3, 2026 ballot is not confirmed.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
State Senate districts and Assembly districts 41 through 60 for Kings County are listed from the tentative NYC Board of Elections contest list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE). The list is not final, so the November 3, 2026 ballot is not confirmed.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
The tentative NYC Board of Elections list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) shows no Kings County-wide offices. Governor, Comptroller and Attorney General are statewide offices and are not repeated here; see the statewide coverage.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
The tentative list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) shows Justice of the Supreme Court for the 2nd Judicial District (4 seats), Civil Court judges for Kings County (4 seats), and Civil Court district judges for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th, 7th and 8th Municipal Court Districts. The list is not final.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
The tentative list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) shows no city offices for Kings County. The list is not final.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
The tentative list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) shows no school seats for Kings County. The list is not final.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
Five citywide proposed charter amendments (Proposal Numbers 1 through 5) are listed from the NYC Board of Elections ballot-question appendix. The tentative contest list (marked TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE) also prints them, so the final November 3, 2026 ballot is not confirmed.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
Election Day, early voting, registration, mail ballot and drop-off dates are copied from the NYC Board of Elections pages. Those pages do not state a last-updated date.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
The Kings Election Day poll site list for the November 2026 general election is posted but marked SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Look up your own site at the poll site finder.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
No early voting site list for the November 3, 2026 general election was found on vote.nyc. The only Kings early voting list found is for the June 2026 primary, so it is not used. Look up early voting sites at the poll site finder.
Looked at NYC Board of Elections ↗ · read
