Welcome to the Official page of the Erie County Board of Elections.
Operating as usual
To join today's 2 pm commissioner meeting via Zoom, go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88176812159....
The meeting ID and passcode are 881 7681 2159 and ECBOE.
To join by phone, call 1-646-558-8656.
Go to elections.erie.gov to view the meeting agenda. Call 858-8891 for more information.
There will be a public commissioners meeting via Zoom at 2 pm this Thursday, Feb. 11.
To join, go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88176812159?pwd=VVZUaFhuUXlMNGN2MlNzam5MVzlqZz09.
The meeting ID and passcode are 881 7681 2159 and ECBOE.
To join by phone, call 1-646-558-8656.
Use the link below to view the meeting agenda. Call 858-8891 for more information.
“Ballot changes prompt deadline for party reregistration.”
Voters belonging to political parties no longer qualifying for ballot status have until Sunday to switch registrations.
Reminder: The deadline to change your party affiliation is February 14.
Green, Independence, Libertarian, SAM, Women’s Equality, and Reform members must affiliate with the Democratic, Republican, Conservative, or Working Families parties if they wish to participate in primaries.
Those are the four parties remaining on the ballot after the 2020 elections.
Go to www.elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 for more information.
As we prepare for another election season, BOE staff are training to use the National Change of Address program to ensure voters who move will be registered at the proper address when it’s time to cast their ballots.
To see all the offices on the ballot in 2021, use the link below.
Go www.elections.erie.gov for regular updates about this year's elections and for registration information. And as always, call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
To see the important dates and deadlines for the upcoming 2021 village elections, use the link below.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you have.
If you receive a letter from the BOE informing you that you belong to a party no longer on the ballot in NYS as a result of November’s election, you have until February 14 to enroll in a party with remaining ballot line status: Democratic, Republican, Conservative, or Working Families.
New enrollment is required if you wish to vote in primaries.
If you do not change your enrollment, you will still be eligible for general and special elections.
For enrollment forms, go to www.elections.erie.gov. Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
If you belong to a party that no longer qualifies for a ballot position as a result of this past November’s election, you will shortly receive notification from the Erie County Board of Elections.
You have until Feb. 14 to enroll in a party with ballot line status if you wish to vote in primaries: Democratic, Republican, Conservative, or Working Families.
For registration forms, go to elections.erie.gov, or call 858-8891 for more information.
Villages holding elections in March will do so on Tuesday, March 16.
To see the full 2021 village election calendar, use the link below.
And as always, go to www.elections.erie.gov for voter registration forms and information.
“The new law designates the Department of Motor Vehicles and other State agencies that interact directly with New York residents to work with the State Board of Elections to integrate agency and voter registration applications.
“This new, single application will serve as both an application for services and a voter registration application.”
Governor Cuomo signed the New York Automatic Voter Registration Act of 2020 (S.8806 / A.8280C) into law, requiring designated State agencies to establish an automatic voter registration system as proposed by the Governor in State of the State in 2019 and 2020.
This year’s elections are over, but between elections we are always busy receiving and processing new voter registrations.
For forms and all the other information you need to register, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/VoterRegister or call 858-8891.
Villages holding elections in March will do so on Tuesday, March 16.
To see the full 2021 village election calendar, use the link below.
And as always, go to www.elections.erie.gov for voter registration forms and information.
For registration forms, to learn about your rights as a voter, and for the latest election news and information, visit https://www.elections.erie.gov/ or call 858-8891.
Erie County votes certified; turnout nears 75 percent
'This has been an unprecedented year for the Erie County Board of Elections,' Board of Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr said.
To view the certified Election 2020 canvass book, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/.
It’s always the right time to register to vote.
To download and mail a completed form, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/VoterRegister.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
The canvassing schedule for Tuesday, Nov. 17:
11 am - The Board of Elections will commence opening absentee ballots.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
This week's canvassing schedule:
Monday, November 16, 2020 - Candidates or their representatives may review all unopened absentee ballots and applications received. Any objection against an absentee ballot must be made no later than 5 pm.
Tuesday, November 17, 2020 -11 am: The Board of Elections will commence opening absentee ballots.
Wednesday, November 18, 2020 - 10 am: The final canvass will begin.
Wednesday, November 18, 2020 - 10 am: Audit of DS-200 scanners will begin.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
The Erie County Board of Elections will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day.
Our offices will reopen 9 am Thursday.
Use this link to see the full 2020 Election canvassing schedule.
Candidates and their representatives have been notified and are invited to observe the process.
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For tonight's election results, go to https://elections.erie.gov/electionpage.
Polls are open today until 9 pm. If you’re in line by 9 you may vote.
To see your ballot or find your polling location, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 for more information.
Remember: You must postmark your completed absentee ballot by today or deliver it to any polling site or the BoE at 134 W. Eagle Street by 9 pm.
Call 858-8891 with questions.
Polls are now open for the 2020 general election. They will be open until 9 pm.
To see your ballot or find your polling location, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 for more information.
Election Day is tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls will be open 6 am to 9 pm.
To see your ballot or find your polling location, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 for more information.
Polls have closed for the ninth and final day of early voting.
Polls will be open Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 6 am to 9 pm.
If you are voting absentee, postmark your completed ballot by Election Day or deliver it to any poll site or the Board of Elections by 9 pm.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
One hour left in the ninth and final day of early voting!
Polls will be open until 6 pm at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St. If you’re in line at 6 you may vote.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
The last day of early voting begins at noon; polls at 37 sites across Erie County will be open until 6 pm.
There’s a location convenient to you - see the list below.
And bring your “FastVote” card to make check-in easier.
Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
Welcome to the ninth and final day of early voting!
Polls will be open noon - 6 pm at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Polls will close for Day 8 of early voting in 30 minutes.
Polls will be open noon - 6 pm tomorrow for the final day of early voting at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Welcome to Day 8 of early voting!
Polls will be open noon - 6 pm at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Polls have closed for Day 7 of early voting.
Polls will reopen at 37 locations from noon - 6 pm tomorrow and Sunday, when early voting concludes.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Polls will remain open tonight until 9 pm at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St.
If you’re in line at 9, you will be able to vote.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Welcome to Day 7 of early voting!
Polls will be open noon - 9 pm at 37 locations across Erie County, including the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle St.
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting to find the early voting poll spot closest to you - you may vote at ANY site no matter where you live.
Bring your "FastVote" card to make check-in easier and more efficient.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
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