Early voting for the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election begins Saturday, Oct. 24 and ends Sunday, Nov. 1. Polls will be open weekdays noon to 9 pm and weekends noon to 6 pm.
As always, you may cast an early ballot at any location no matter where you live in Erie County.
Go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting for all early voting information, including any changes to polling sites that may occur.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
For all the latest information on the 2020 general election, Covid-19 updates, or to register to vote, go to the Erie County Board of Elections at https://elections.erie.gov/ or call 858-8891.
Need to register to vote?
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/VoterRegister to download a form today.
The deadline for postmarking an application is Friday, Oct. 9, and that's the last day to register in person at the BoE.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Are you moving by Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3?
Complete and return a registration form with your new address to the BoE by Wednesday, Oct. 14.
For a registration form, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VoterRegister, and as always call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
Important dates and deadlines for those planning to vote absentee in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election:
Friday, Oct. 9 - Last day for the BoE to receive an application for federal absentee voters if not previously registered
Saturday, Oct. 24- Last day for the BoE to receive an application for military absentee voters if not previously registered
Tuesday, Oct. 27- Last day for the BoE to receive applications for federal/military voters if they previously registered. Also the deadline for permanent and civilian absentee voters to postmark an application
Monday, Nov. 2 – Last day for a military absentee voter to apply in person at the BoE for an absentee ballot, and deadline for permanent and civilian absentee voters to apply in person at the BoE
Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3 - Last day to deliver ballot in person to BoE by 9 pm.
Not registered to vote?
Go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/VoterRegister to download a form today.
Remember, the deadline for postmarking an application is Friday, Oct. 9, and that's the last day to register in person at the BoE as well.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Important registration dates and deadlines for the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election:
Friday, Oct. 9 - Last day to postmark application for general election; it must be received at BoE by Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Friday, Oct. 9 - Last day for in-person registration.
If you are honorably discharged from the military or have become a naturalized citizen since October 10th, you may register in person at the board until Saturday, October 24th.
Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Changes of address must be received by this
date.
Poll workers are essential to the success of our local elections. If you'd like to learn how to become a poll inspector, go to https://elections.erie.gov/SignPoll or call 858-8891 for more information.
Erie County Board of Elections certifies NY-27 special election results
ERIE COUNTY, N.Y. (WIVB)–The Erie County Board of Elections certified the county results of the NY-27 Congressional District Special Election. Commissioners Ralph Mohr and Jeremy Zellner made…
With the June 23 primary and special elections now past, remember these important registration dates for the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election:
Friday, Oct. 9 - Last day to postmark your application; it must be received by the Board of Elections by October 14
Friday, Oct. 9 - In-person registration deadline
Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Changes of address received by this date must be processed
Saturday, Oct. 24 - In-person registration deadline for those honorably discharged from the military or who have become naturalized citizens since October 10
For forms and all information regarding voter registration, visit elections.erie.gov.
"Independent nominating petitions for an office to be filled at the time of the general election or any village election shall be filed between July 27 and July 30, 2020.
A certificate of acceptance or declination for an independent nomination for an office to be filled at the time of general election or at a village election shall be filed not later than August 3, 2020.
A signature made earlier than July 1, 2020, or later than July 30, 2020, shall not be counted upon a petition for an independent nomination for an office appearing on the general election ballot or at a village election."
For the full text to this Executive Order, use the link below.
No. 202.46: Continuing Temporary Suspension and Modification of Laws Relating to the Disaster Emergency
To view the canvassing schedules for the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections, go to www.elections.erie.gov and use the links marked "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Primary" and "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Special."
Candidates and representatives are invited to observe.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
To view the complete canvassing schedule for the June 23 primary and special elections, please go to
https://www.elections.erie.gov/ and use the links marked "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Primary" and "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Special."
Candidates and their representatives have been invited to observe every phase of this process.
Call 858-8891 with questions.
Polls are now closed for the Tuesday, June 23 special and primary elections.
To view results, go to www.elections.erie.gov.
A reminder that polls close at 9 pm.
Go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2 to find your polling place or view a sample ballot.
Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
Polls are now open until 9 pm for the Tuesday, June 23 special and primary elections.
For your ballot and polling place, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
Polls will be open 6 am to 9 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23 for the primary and 27th Congressional Special elections.
For your polling place or to view your ballot, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
If you have an absentee ballot, be sure to postmark it by tomorrow, June 23.
Call 858-8891 with any questions or concerns you may have.
Reminder: If you haven't mailed your absentee ballot yet, it must be postmarked no later than tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
Governor Cuomo signed legislation (S.8130-D/A.10516-A) extending the deadline to submit absentee ballots until the day of the election.
Today is the ninth and final day of early voting for the Tuesday, June 23 elections. Polls are open noon - 6 pm.
You may vote at any of our 37 sites. For a list of all locations, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
Today is the eighth day of early voting for this Tuesday's primary and special elections. Polls are open noon - 6 pm.
Early voting concludes tomorrow, Sunday, June 21 at 6 pm.
For early voting poll locations and all other important information, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
This is the seventh day of early voting in Erie County for the Tuesday, June 23 elections. Polls are open 12 - 9 pm.
For all early voting locations, hours, and other important information, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
There have been changes to polling sites for the Tuesday, June 23 elections, and letters detailing these changes have been mailed to voters.
To confirm your polling place or see a sample ballot, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
This is the sixth day of early voting in Erie County for the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections. Polls will be open noon - 9 pm, and early voting will continue through 6 pm this Sunday, June 21.
Go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting for hours and the locations of our 37 polling sites. You may cast your ballot at any site regardless of your address.
A malfunction in an air conditioning unit led to a brief evacuation of the Erie County Board of Election’s third-floor offices at 134 W. Eagle Street late this afternoon.
The incident produced smoke and triggered an alarm, but members of the Buffalo Fire Department confirmed there was no fire anywhere on the premises.
There were no injuries or damage to equipment or election materials.
The early voting site in the third-floor lobby will remain open until 9 pm.
Day 5 of early voting for the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections continues until 9 pm.
For poll locations and all early voting information, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
This is Day 4 of early voting for the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections.
Polls are open noon-9 pm. For poll locations and all early voting information, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
Tuesday is the last day to apply for absentee ballots for several local elections set for June 23rd. Jeremy J. Zellner, Erie County's Dem...
For a full explanation of the final 2020 election canvass, please go to elections.erie.gov and use the links marked "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Primary" and "Canvass Audit Absentee Letter 2020 Special".
Candidates and their representatives are invited to observe the canvassing process.
Monday, June 15 is Day 3 of early voting in the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections.
Polls are open noon to 9 pm.
If you are eligible to take part in the June 23 elections, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting for all early voting poll locations and hours.
Welcome to Day 2 of early voting, which runs from noon until 6 pm at 37 sites across Erie County.
For locations, hours, and all other early voting information, go to https://www.elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting or call 858-8891.
Early voting begins today at noon at 37 polling places across Erie County.
If you are eligible to take part in the Tuesday, June 23 special and primary elections, you may cast your early ballot at any site regardless of your address.
For early voting hours and locations, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
Early voting for New York's June 23rd primary begins Saturday June 13th. All registered voters can submit absentee ballots due to COVID-19.
"Record number of absentee ballots flow into Erie County Board of Elections."
Amid coronavirus concerns, New York State mandated all eligible voters be mailed an application for a ballot in case they were uncomfortable visiting a polling site.
Early voting begins at noon this Saturday, June 13, and runs until 6 pm weekends and from noon to 9 pm weekdays through Sunday, June 21.
For hours and locations, go to https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting.
For more information, call 858-8891.
The staff at the Erie County BoE will be working through the weekend once again to get an unprecedented volume of absentee ballots in the mail for the Tuesday, June 23 elections.
The BoE is processing an unprecedented number of absentee ballot requests in advance of the Tuesday, June 23 elections, with many already sent and beginning to arrive in voters' mailboxes.
Go to elections.erie.gov to apply for a ballot online.
You may apply for an absentee ballot online at https://elections.erie.gov/absenteeapp.
All voters eligible to take part in the Tuesday, June 23 primary and special elections may vote absentee due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Call 858-8891 for more information.
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