Voting Absentee Ballot in New York City just got a Digital Upgrade in time for the Nov. 3rd Election.
First, in New York, Registered Voters are Not Automatically Signed-Up for a Mail-in-Ballot for Elections. But now Anyone Registered Voter can Request one. The Voter Registration Deadline for the Nov. 3rd Election falls on Oct. 9th. Anyone Registering or Choosing to Receive a Mail-in-Ballot must do so by that date.
New York State requires your Ballot to be both Postmarked by November 3rd, 2020 and Received by by November 10th, 2020.
CLICK HERE for the State's Online Registration Portal.
The New York City Board of Elections (NYCBOE) released a New Absentee Tracking System to help Voters Confirm their Request to Vote-by-Mail and Lookup the Status of their Ballot after its been Submitted through the Mail.
The NYCBOE says its New Electronic Tracking Program will help Voters ensure their Absentee Ballot was Collected and Counted, and give them an Opportunity to Fix-It if not.
The Absentee Ballot Tracking System Confirms:
1) If they Received your Absentee Ballot Request.
2) If they Mailed your Absentee Ballot.
3) If they Accepted your Absentee Ballot, and how to Fix-It if they did Not.
Data in the System Updates every 24 hours. Applications may take up to 72 hours to enter the Tracking System.
The NYCBOE says Ballots will go out to New York City Voters starting the Third Week of September.
NYC Wins When Everyone Can Vote! Michael H. Drucker
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