The NYC Board of Elections (BOE) is the official agency responsible for managing and conducting elections throughout New York City’s five boroughs. As a nonpartisan city government office, the BOE ensures the integrity of the electoral process while safeguarding voters’ rights at the local, state, and federal levels. It oversees voter registration, maintains up-to-date voter rolls, and administers all aspects of elections, from ballot preparation to vote tallying and certification of results. The BOE also manages early voting processes and absentee ballot distribution to ensure fair and accessible voting for all residents.

With a focus on civic participation, the NYC BOE actively engages in community outreach and voter education to keep the public informed about upcoming elections and voting procedures. It plays a vital role in ensuring compliance with election law and coordinates with multiple governmental bodies to uphold transparency and security. Multilingual services and accessibility initiatives further demonstrate its commitment to New York City’s diverse population. As an essential pillar of democracy at the municipal level, the BOE continuously works to maintain public trust in the electoral system.

Key Services:

– Voter registration and maintenance of voter records
– Administration of city, state, and federal elections in NYC
– Coordination of early voting and absentee ballot processes
– Poll worker recruitment and training
– Ballot creation and result certification
– Implementation of election law compliance
– Voter education and outreach programs
– Provision of multilingual and accessible voting services