by Valencia Perez / brooklynlocal.org

Apna Brooklyn Community Center in Brooklyn, New York, is reminding residents that Election Day is on June 25. New York voters will be casting their ballots for U.S. Congress, state representatives, and judges. The offices on the ballot will vary based on where you live and your political party affiliation. It is important to check your specific ballot at nycvotes.org.

Key dates to remember include June 15 as the deadline to register to vote, request a mail-in ballot, and the start of Early Voting, which will run from June 15 to June 23. Election Day is on June 25.

Early Voting in New York's primary election runs from June 15 to June 23. Make sure to know your assigned Early Voting poll site which can be checked at nycvotes.org. It is essential to participate in the voting process to ensure your voice is heard.

NYC Civic Engagement Commission (NYCCEC) offers a language assistance program for those who need help navigating the voting process. More information about CEC services can be found at on.nyc.gov/PollLangAssist.

It's crucial to exercise your civic duty and vote early to avoid the Election Day rush. Let's make our voices count in the upcoming primary election.

Source: Apna Brooklyn Community Center

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Brooklyn

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