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Voting in New York.

Three ways to vote, three deadlines. ID rules and vote-by-mail policy below — verify the specifics with the New York Secretary of State at the link.

1
Official source of record
New York State Board of Elections
Verify →
3Federal candidate finance · 2026 cycle

Money in the New York federal races

Top-fundraising candidate per race, sourced live from the FEC OpenFEC API. Click through to fec.gov for full disclosures.

U.S. SENATE
Joseph Anthony Kohler (D)$0fec.gov →
Joseph Anthony Kohler (D)$0fec.gov →
U.S. HOUSE
D14Alexandria Ocasio-cortez (D)$27.7Mfec.gov →
D8Hakeem Jeffries (D)$12.4Mfec.gov →
D17Peter Chatzky (D)$11.6Mfec.gov →
1FEC OpenFEC API2026-05-03
2District map · TIGER/Line 2025 boundaries

Every district in New York, on one map

Click any congressional, state senate, or state house polygon for the sitting member and a brief description. Toggle layers below the map to see overlapping legislative geography. Source polygons: US Census TIGER/Line 2025.

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Layers
true polygons · 2025 vintage · click a district for details1US Census TIGER/Line 20252026-05-03
3Current officeholders

Who represents New York now

Sitting federal members and the governor. Names from Congress.gov (refreshed weekly) and hand-verified state data.

GOVERNOR
Kathy Hochul (Democratic)
U.S. SENATE
Gillibrand, Kirsten E. (Democratic)· since 2009
RANKING MEMBERAging
AppropriationsAgriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and RelatedCommerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies+3
Armed ServicesEmerging Threats and CapabilitiesStrategic Forces
Intelligence
U.S. HOUSE
AppropriationsFinancial Services and General GovernmentLegislative Branch+1
Homeland SecurityCybersecurity and Infrastructure ProtectionOversight, Investigations, and Accountability
Ways and MeansOversightTax
Recent bills
+2 more on congress.gov
Homeland SecurityCounterterrorism and Intelligence
the JudiciaryCrime and Federal Government SurveillanceThe Constitution and Limited Government
Recent bills
+2 more on congress.gov
Transportation and InfrastructureHighways and TransitRailroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials
the JudiciaryImmigration Integrity, Security, and EnforcementThe Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust
Financial ServicesDigital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial IntelligenceHousing and Insurance
the Strategic Competition Between the United States
Recent bills
+2 more on congress.gov
Armed ServicesIntelligence and Special Operations
Transportation and InfrastructureHighways and TransitRailroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials
Armed ServicesMilitary PersonnelStrategic Forces
Education and WorkforceHigher Education and Workforce Development
IntelligenceDefense Intelligence and Overhead Architecture
AgricultureCommodity Markets, Digital Assets, and Rural DevelopmentConservation, Research, and Biotechnology
Education and WorkforceEarly Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary EducationHealth, Employment, Labor, and Pensions
Recent bills
+2 more on congress.gov
Energy and CommerceEnergyHealth
Oversight and Government Reform
RulesLegislative and Budget Process
Recent bills
+2 more on congress.gov
AppropriationsCommerce, Justice, Science, and Related AgenciesDefense
Committee of Congress on the Library
House Administration
Printing
1Congress.gov API v32026-05-03
3State legislature

New York legislators

State senators and representatives by district. Names from OpenStates, refreshed weekly. Multi-member districts (e.g. WV, NH, MD, VT, NJ) list all sitting members under the same district.

STATE SENATE · 63 members · 63 districts
D16John Liu (D)
D17Steve Chan (R)
D22Sam Sutton (D)
D38Bill Weber (R)
D43Jake Ashby (R)
D45Dan Stec (R)
D46Pat Fahy (D)
D48Rachel May (D)
D50Chris Ryan (D)
D52Lea Webb (D)
D53Joe Griffo (R)
D58Tom O'Mara (R)
D62Rob Ortt (R)
Source: openstates.org
3At-a-glance rules
No ID requiredNo-excuse absenteeOnline voter registrationAutomatic voter registration
3NCSL voter ID requirements2026-05-03Verify with state SOS →
VOTER ID REQUIREMENTS
New York does not require photo ID. First-time voters who registered by mail without providing ID may need to show ID.
VOTE BY MAIL
Any registered voter can request an absentee ballot. Early mail voting available.
Register to vote →Find polling place →
3NCSL voter ID requirements2026-04-153NCSL absentee + VBM rules2026-04-15
Local elections in New York are administered by your County Clerk / Election Office. For ballot or registration help, contact your county clerk or election office.
Official action — NY

The state’s own tools, with links to verify.

Each card below routes to the official New York system. Where the state delegates to county Supervisors of Elections, the card says so honestly.

Statewide→
Check my registration
Name + DOB + county + address. Same page hosts ballot-tracker.
Statewide→
Register / update online
Runs through NY DMV / NY.gov ID. NYC has parallel: e-register.vote.nyc.
Statewide→
Find my polling place
NYC additionally: findmypollsite.vote.nyc.
County
Preview my ballot
No statewide tool. NYC: findmypollsite.vote.nyc returns sample ballot for boroughs.
State + county→
Request a mail ballot
NYC parallel system at requestballot.vote.nyc. NY now has no-excuse early mail.
Statewide→
Track my mail ballot
Tracker rolled into VoterLookup. NYC parallel: requestballot.vote.nyc/tracking.
Statewide→
See who's on the ballot
Statewide-office only — county/municipal candidates at the county board.
Statewide→
Statewide ballot measures
No 2026 statewide proposals identified yet as of 2026-05-01.
Statewide→
Live + past results
Live results. Historical 1994+: results.elections.ny.gov.
Statewide→
Election calendar
Local authorities — NY

First-class county / borough sources.

For some tasks — especially sample ballot, drop-box lists, and live local results — the county or borough is the authoritative source. We list them here as peer authorities, not delegates.

FIRST-CLASS
New York City Board of Elections
Single BOE covers all 5 boroughs. findmypollsite.vote.nyc beats the state's voterlookup. Lowest-friction tracker auth in the top-5.
~5,000,000 registered voters
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