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Andrea ShautFor Mayor · Kingston

Voter information

Make sure your vote counts.

Three things every Kingston voter should do well before Election Day. Official links only.

Kingston City Hall, on Broadway in Midtown · Photo: AlexiusHoratius, CC BY-SA 4.0
  1. 01

    Check your registration

    Takes under a minute. Confirm your name, address and party enrollment are current.

    NY voter lookup
  2. 02

    Register or update your address

    New York lets you register online through the DMV if you have a NY license, permit or non-driver ID.

    Register online
  3. 03

    Know your ward

    Your ward decides your Common Council race. The Board of Elections publishes district maps.

    Kingston wards

Your county elections office

Ulster County Board of Elections

Sample ballots, early voting sites, mail ballot requests and official results all come from here.

79 Hurley Ave, Suite 112
Kingston, NY 12401

845-334-5470 · Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm

Visit the Board of Elections

FAQ

Voting questions

Where is the Ulster County Board of Elections?

79 Hurley Ave, Suite 112, Kingston, NY 12401. Phone 845-334-5470. Open Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm.

Can I vote early or by mail?

Yes. New York offers early voting before every general and primary election, and any voter can request a mail ballot. The Board of Elections posts early voting sites and ballot request forms on its website.

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