Election, Primary & Caucus Dates :

State Primary: June 23, 2020

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Presidential Primary: June 23, 2020

Democrat Delegates: 319 (273 pledged, 46 super)

Republican Delegates: 95

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New York Electoral Votes: 29

The Electoral College consists of 538 electors.

A majority of 270 electoral votes is required to elect the President.

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Voter Information :

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Poll Opening & Closing Times :

In the state of New York, for primary elections , polling places will open at 6:00 AM and close at 9:00 PM Eastern Time in New York City as well as in the counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam and Erie. Polling places will open at noon and close at 9:00 PM in all other counties. For general elections , polling places will open at 6:00 AM and close at 9:00 PM in the entire state.

Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2022.

New York Governor:

Andrew Cuomo (D) | Campaign Website

Mike Carpinelli (R)

~ Lewis County Sheriff, Army Veteran

Lieutenant Governor:

Kathy Hochul (D) | Campaign Website

New York State Comptroller:

Tom DiNapoli (D) | Campaign Website

New York Attorney General:

Tish James (D) | Campaign Website

New York State Legislature:

New York State Legislature

Senate

New York has 63 State Senate members: 40 (Democrats), 23 (Republicans).

Length of term: 2 years.

State Assembly

New York has 150 State House members: 106 (Democrats), 43 (Republicans), 1 (Independent).

Length of term: 2 years

What's My District?

To see which US Congressional district you live in: [ click here ].

What are my local districts? Visit your county, parish, city or town websites: [ click here ].

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U.S. Senators:

Terms are 6 years in length.

Each state has 2 US Senators . 2 US Senators x 50 States = 100 Total US Senators.

US Senate Breakdown: 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, 2 Independents.

Chuck Schumer (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 1999

* Next Election in 2022.

Kirsten Gillibrand (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2009

* Next Election in 2024.

U.S. House Of Representatives:

Terms are 2 years in length.

New York has 27 Reps (Congressmen & Congresswomen) in the House.

Total number of Reps in the House = 435.

US House Breakdown: 232 Democrats, 198 Republicans, 1 Libertarian, 4 Vacancies.

Political Party Legend:

(D) = Democrat - (R) = Republican - (C) = Conservative - (CNST) = Constitution

(G) = Green - (IP) = Independence Party - (I) = Independent/No Party - (Ind) - Independent

(LIBT) = Libertarian (LAJ) = Life & Justice - (RDH) = Rent is Too Damn High - (RTL) = Right to Life

(SWP) = Socialist Workers - (SCC) = Stop Common Core - (TR) = Tax Revolt

(WEP) = Women's Equality - (WF) = Working Families

District 1:

Lee Zeldin (R/C/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2015

Nancy Goroff (D)

~ College Professor, Chemist

~ College Professor, Chemist Josh Goldfein (WF)

~ Attorney, Placeholder Nominee

District 2:

Pete King (R)

* Retiring in 2020.

Has been in office since: 1993

District 3:

Tom Suozzi (D/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2017

District 4:

Kathleen Rice (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2015

District 5:

Gregory Meeks (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 1998

District 6:

Grace Meng (D/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2013

Tom Zmich (R/C/L)

~ Bricklayer, Army Veteran, Trump Campaign Activist

District 7:

Nydia Velazquez (D/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 1993

Brian Kelly (R/C)

Gilbert Midonnet (L)

~ Website Architect

District 8:

Hakeem Jeffries (D/WF) | House Democratic Caucus Chair Site | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2013

Garfield Wallace (R/C)

District 9:

Yvette Clarke (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2007

District 10:

Jerrold Nadler (D/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 1993

Cathy Bernstein (R/C)

~ Financial Advisor, Accountant, Jewish Community Activist

~ Financial Advisor, Accountant, Jewish Community Activist Michael Madrid (L)

~ Software Architect, Consultant

~ Software Architect, Consultant Seth Galinsky (WI)

~ Communist Political Organizer

District 11:

Max Rose (D/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2019

District 12:

Carolyn Maloney (D) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 1993

District 13:

Adriano Espaillat (D/WF)

Has been in office since: 2017

District 14:

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2019

John Cummings (R/C)

~ Teacher, Retired NYPD Officer

~ Teacher, Retired NYPD Officer Michelle Caruso-Cabrera (SAM)

~ Former CNBC Correspondent and Anchor, Author

District 15:

Jose Serrano (D)

* Retiring in 2020.

Has been in office since: 1973

District 16:

Eliot Engel (D)

* Lost Renomination in Primary.

Has been in office since: 1989

Jamaal Bowman (D/WF)

~ Middle School Principal

~ Middle School Principal Patrick McManus (C)

Kenneth Schaeffer (WF)

~ Attorney

District 17:

Nita Lowey (D)

* Retiring in 2020.

Has been in office since: 1989

District 18:

Sean Patrick Maloney (D/IP/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2013

Chele Farley (R/C)

~ Financial Executive, NYC GOP Finance Chair

~ Financial Executive, NYC GOP Finance Chair Scott Smith (L/SAM)

~ Teacher, Ex-Middletown Town Councilman

District 19:

Antonio Delgado (D/SAM/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2019

Kyle Van De Water (R)

~ Attorney, Ex-Millbrook Village Trustee, Army Reserve Officer

~ Attorney, Ex-Millbrook Village Trustee, Army Reserve Officer Steve Greenfield (G)

~ Ex-New Paltz School Board Member, Musician

~ Ex-New Paltz School Board Member, Musician Victoria Alexander (L)

~ Systems Researcher, Novelist

District 20:

Paul Tonko (D/IP/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2009

District 21:

Elise Stefanik (R/C/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2015

Tedra Cobb (D/WF)

~ Businesswoman, Ex-St. Lawrence County Legislator

District 22:

Anthony Brindisi (D/IP/SAM/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2019

District 23:

Tom Reed (R/C/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2010

Tracy Mitrano (D)

~ Cyber Security Consultant, Ex-University Dean

~ Cyber Security Consultant, Ex-University Dean Andrew Kolstee (L)

~ Graphic Designer, Writer

District 24:

John Katko (R/C/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2015

Dana Balter (D)

~ College Professor, Progressive Activist

~ College Professor, Progressive Activist Steven Williams (WF)

~ Attorney, Placeholder Nominee

District 25:

Joe Morelle (D/IP) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2019

District 26:

Brian Higgins (D/SAM/WF) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2005

Ricky Donovan (R)

~ Machinist, Army Veteran

~ Machinist, Army Veteran Mike Raleigh (G)

~ Urban Farmer, Construction Worker

District 27:

Chris Jacobs (R) | Campaign Website

Has been in office since: 2020

Nate McMurray (D/WF)

~ Attorney, Ex-Grand Island Town Supervisor

~ Attorney, Ex-Grand Island Town Supervisor Duane Whitmer (L)

~ Accountant

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New York Election Office:

State Board of Elections

(Get voter registration & information. Polling places and times. Absentee voting. Ballot measures. District maps. Election FAQ.)

New York Political Parties:

Conservative Party of New York State

Constitution Party of New York

New York State Democratic Party

Green Party of New York State

Independence Party of New York

Liberal Party of New York

Libertarian Party of New York

New York Reform Party

Rent Is Too Damn High Party

New York State Republican Party

New York Right To Life Party

Socialist Party of New York

Socialist Workers Party of New York

Working Families Party

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