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New Yorkers can vote early in the race for mayor and other contests starting Saturday, Oct. 25 — which is also the voter registration deadline.
Oct. 24, 2025Updated 7:47 a.m. ET
Though Election Day is not until Nov. 4, New York City residents can start casting their ballots during an early voting period that begins on Saturday — which is also the voter registration deadline.
The mayor’s race at the top of the ticket has been the focus for many New Yorkers. But a range of other local races are being decided, too. And don’t forget to flip the ballot over to weigh in on five citywide questions and one statewide measure.
Here’s what to know if you plan to vote early.
When can I vote early?
The early voting period begins Saturday, Oct. 25, and runs through Sunday, Nov. 2.
The opening and closing times for New York City polling places vary; they open between 8 and 10 a.m. and close between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., depending on the day. Check the Board of Elections website for specifics before you head out.
Where is my polling place?
You can look up your early voting location online. Note that it might be different from where you normally vote on Election Day.
What if I’m not registered to vote?
The deadline to register to vote in this election is Saturday, Oct. 25, the first day of early voting. You can check your voter registration status here.
