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The Rockland line to November 3
Your route from checking your registration to protecting the count. None of us can ride every stop, but each of us can do something. Add the stops you'll make to your route.
- Oct 24Registration deadline. Early voting opens. Last day to request a mail ballot online or by mail
- Nov 1Last day of early voting
- Nov 2Last day to request a mail ballot in person
- Nov 3Election Day. Polls 6 AM to 9 PM
- Nov 10Last day for mailed ballots to arrive
Help point. New York's election protection hotline for any question or problem voting. Or tap the chat bubble to reach NYS Dems Voter Protection.
(845) 638-5172. Registration, early voting sites, mail ballots, and official results.
Visit the Board of ElectionsMake sure you can vote
Check yourself, then send these to everyone you know.
Check your registration
Confirm you're registered, your address is current, and see your party enrollment. Then ask everyone you know to do the same.
Register to vote by Oct 24
New registrations and updates must be received by the Board of Elections by Oct 24.
Find your poll site and sample ballot
See where you vote on Election Day and preview your ballot.
Early voting and mail ballots
Vote early in person Oct 24 to Nov 1, or request an early mail ballot. Any registered voter can vote by mail.
Organize, canvass, register
Flip NY-17. Knock doors for Cait Conley, register voters, and show up with local groups.
Canvass for Cait Conley in NY-17
Sign up with the campaign directly, or knock doors with a partner group. Swing Left and Ground Truth let you train online, then go out with a buddy anytime.
Local groups and events
Find events near you across Rockland.
Citizen Action deep canvassing and events
Deep canvassing means real conversations with neighbors. Join an upcoming shift.
Coordinated campaign office
Nanuet office: 81 E Route 59, Nanuet, NY. Drop in, pick up a turf packet, and meet other volunteers.
Register voters
Applications must be received by Oct 24. Set up at community events and farmers markets. Voters can use the registration link on their phones, or bring paper forms from the Board of Elections.
Get trained to protect the vote
Election protection only works if people are trained before voting starts. Choose inside the polls, outside the polls, or both.
Inside the polls: NY Dems poll watcher
Trainings run twice a week. This is the only way to do election protection inside a polling place. You'll get the NY Dems Voter Protection inside-the-polls toolkit when you sign up.
Know an attorney? Volunteer attorneys are urgently needed for voter protection, especially here in Rockland. Send them this link.
Questions about voter protection? Chat live with NYS Dems Voter Protection using the chat bubble in the lower right corner of this page.
Outside the polls: Common Cause
Learn to support voters outside polling places, either at one site or roving among several. Sign up to get training dates and updates.
Early voting: get out the vote
Nine days of voting. This is when canvassing and rides matter most.
Keep canvassing
Get-out-the-vote shifts during early voting have the biggest payoff of the whole campaign. Deep canvassing shifts continue in Spring Valley. Your local Democratic committee is organizing shifts too.
Give a ride, get a ride
Need a ride to the polls? Have a car and a few free hours? Volunteer drivers are giving free rides during early voting and on Election Day. Sign up and we'll match you.
Election Day
Vote, then make sure everyone you know does too.
Vote
Haven't voted early? Today you vote at your assigned poll site, which may be different from your early voting site. Look it up before you go.
Tell 3 friends to tell 3 friends
Text three people today and ask them to vote and to pass it on to three more. Share these rights with them:
- Polls are open 6 AM to 9 PM. If you're in line by 9 PM, you can vote.
- Not on the list? Ask for an affidavit ballot. It counts once your registration is confirmed.
- Most voters don't need ID in New York.
- Made a mistake on your ballot? Ask for a new one. Don't cast it.
- Need help voting? Bring someone you trust, as long as it isn't your employer or union rep.
- Problems at the polls? Call 844-NY-VOTES.
If something doesn't look right, speak up. Long lines that aren't moving, broken machines, voters being turned away, or anyone being pressured or intimidated near a poll site: call 844-NY-VOTES and report it. You don't have to be sure it's a problem to call.
After the election
Standing with our community partners
After the election, we're standing with our community partners and letting the NAACP lead the movement.
Get to know your local NAACP branch to stay connected, or check back here for up-to-date information after the election.
End of the line? Not quite.
Rockland County Board of Elections
11 New Hempstead Road
New City, NY 10956
(845) 638-5172
Website
Hotlines
Election protection: 844-NY-VOTES
National: 866-OUR-VOTE
En español: 888-VE-Y-VOTA
Pass it on
Share this with friends, neighbors, and group chats. It's more effective, and more fun, together.
Compiled by Indivisible Rockland with partners across the Lower Hudson Valley. Confirm dates, sites, and hours with your county Board of Elections.