(In each case, to complete the voter registration process, you must fill out the form on-line or manually AND print, sign and mail or hand deliver the form to your local Board of Elections office. Click HERE to check for filing deadlines.)
- Look up your voter registration and find your polling place
- Voter Registration Forms
- Voter Registration Deadlines
- Absentee Voting
LOCAL CONTACTS
Ulster County Board of Elections Home; Register; Election Results
Dutchess County Board of Elections Home; Register; Election Results
Be sure to see see what we have to say about Electronic Voting.
For Ulster County go check its Polling Place Lookup tool. For additional help contact the Board of Elections or call your local Clerk (see the Directory of Town, Village & City Clerks to find out who to call)
Dutchess County's Polling Place Lookup tool should tell you everything you need to know about where to vote.
At both sites you can take a look at a printable sample ballot that you'll use on Election Day.
If you are already registered, you can Look up your voter registration and find your polling place through the NYS Board of Elections website.
You can find candidate information at SmartVoter, a nonpartisan election information site maintained by Education Funds of The League of Women Voters of California and of New York. AND...
Visit the LWVUS Education Fund's VOTE411.org, powered by Yahoo!, an unprecedented nonpartisan, one-stop resource for election information!
Our New York State League has also prepared an extensive toolkit for voters to encourage the active and informed participation of citizens in their local, state and federal governments. To access this very helpful resource, click: Citizen Action Toolkit. Whether you're a first-time voter or just looking for some friendly reminders, the League has the information you need.
Links to information about state and federal elections and issues are available on our About the League pages. You'll find these are invaluable resources.
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The Commission has completed its mission and the draft approved by the County Legislature was submitted to, and approved by, the voters at the general election held November 7, 2006.
In the summer of 2009 we formed an Advocacy Committee which includes among our purposes keeping an eye on whether and to what extent Ulster County faithfully observes the spirit and letter of the Charter provisions. From time to time we report our findings in our newsletter, the Commentator. You can check our current and archived issues at the Newsletters page
Cities | ||
Beacon | Poughkeepsie | |
Towns | ||
Amenia | Beekman | Clinton |
Dover | East Fishkill | Fishkill |
Hyde Park | LaGrange | Milan |
Pawling | Pine Plains | Pleasant Valley |
Poughkeepsie | Red Hook | Rhinebeck |
Stanford | Union Vale | Wappinger |
Washington | ||
Villages | ||
Fishkill | Millbrook | Millerton |
Pawling | Red Hook | Rhinebeck |
Tivoli | Wappingers Falls |
ULSTER COUNTY
Denning | Esopus | Gardiner |
Hardenburgh | Hurley | Kingston (City) |
Kingston (Town) | Lloyd | Marbletown |
Marlborough | Olive | Plattekill |
Rochester | Rosendale | Shandaken |
Shawangunk | Ulster | Woodstock |