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Welcome to the Official page of the Erie County Board of Elections.
Operating as usual
01/17/2022
The Erie County Board of Elections will be closed today, Monday, January 17, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Our offices will reopen 9 am Tuesday, January 18.
01/12/2022
To learn about voter registration, become a poll inspector, check your registration status or polling location, or for any other information regarding your right to vote, go to elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891.
To learn about voter registration, become a poll inspector, check your registration status or polling location, or for any other information regarding your right to vote, go to elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891.
01/06/2022
01/04/2022
Become an elections inspector!
Go to https://elections.erie.gov/SignPoll to apply. You'll be paid for training and up to $190 for full election days.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
Become an elections inspector!
Go to https://elections.erie.gov/SignPoll to apply. You'll be paid for training and up to $190 for full election days.
Call 858-8891 with any questions you may have.
12/30/2021
12/24/2021
The Erie County Board of Elections will be closed today, Friday, December 24.
Our offices reopen Monday, December 27 at 9 am.
12/10/2021
Looking for a chance to serve your community?
Looking for a chance to serve your community?
12/07/2021
Do it today!
Go to elections.erie.gov for forms and information. Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
Do it today!
Go to elections.erie.gov for forms and information. Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
11/29/2021
The 2021 election is over, but it's always the right time to register to vote.
Go to elections.erie.gov for the forms and information you need, and you can always call 858-8891 from 9 am -5 pm with any questions you may have.
The 2021 election is over, but it's always the right time to register to vote.
Go to elections.erie.gov for the forms and information you need, and you can always call 858-8891 from 9 am -5 pm with any questions you may have.
11/20/2021
The BOE has completed its tally of votes cast for Mayor of the City of Buffalo. The final results are as follows.
Byron Brown (Write-in): 38,338
India B. Walton (Democrat): 25,773
Ben Carlisle (Write-in):219
Jaz Miles (Write-in): 23
William O'Dell (Write-in): 8
11/19/2021
As of 5 pm, the City of Buffalo canvass numbers are the following:
Byron Brown (Write-in): 29,201
Ben Carlisle (Write-in):185
Jaz Miles (Write-in): 20
William O'Dell (Write-in): 8
Visit this page or elections.erie.gov shortly for another update.
11/19/2021
In the City of Buffalo having canvassed 217 districts of a total 291 districts, the following candidates listed below have received the following number of write-in votes:
Byron Brown (Write-in): 22,266
Ben Carlisle (Write-in):142
Jaz Miles (Write-in): 17
William O'Dell (Write-in): 6
Myles Carter (Write-in): 0
11/18/2021
With 158 districts canvassed in the City of Buffalo out of a total of 291, these candidates have received the following number of write-in votes as of 5 pm today:
Byron Brown (Write-in): 14,024
Ben Carlisle (Write-in): 99
Jaz Miles (Write-in): 13
William O'Dell (Write-in): 3
Myles Carter (Write-in): 0
Visit elections.erie.gov for updates.
With 158 districts canvassed in the City of Buffalo out of a total of 291, these candidates have received the following number of write-in votes as of 5 pm today:
Byron Brown (Write-in): 14,024
Ben Carlisle (Write-in): 99
Jaz Miles (Write-in): 13
William O'Dell (Write-in): 3
Myles Carter (Write-in): 0
Visit elections.erie.gov for updates.
11/18/2021
For the latest updates on the City of Buffalo canvass, go to elections.erie.gov.
For the latest updates on the City of Buffalo canvass, go to elections.erie.gov.
11/17/2021
For the latest updated unofficial 2021 general election results, go to elections.erie.gov, where you will also find the remaining 2021 canvassing schedule.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
For the latest updated unofficial 2021 general election results, go to elections.erie.gov, where you will also find the remaining 2021 canvassing schedule.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
11/15/2021
elections.erie.gov
Use the link below to view this week's canvassing schedule - call 858-8891 with any questions.
11/12/2021
elections.erie.gov
Reminder: The final Election 2021 canvass begins next week.
View the schedule using the link below, and call 858-8891 with any questions about this process.
11/04/2021
elections.erie.gov
To view the 2021 canvass schedule, go to https://bit.ly/3ELuSfm.
Candidates have been notified, and they and their representatives are invited to observe the canvassing process.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 with any questions.
11/03/2021
Polls are now closed.
To see results as they are available, go to elections.erie.gov and follow the link provided.
11/02/2021
Polls are open until 9 pm, and if you are in line at 9 you may vote.
For today's results, visit elections.erie.gov after 9 pm for regular updates.
Polls are open until 9 pm, and if you are in line at 9 you may vote.
For today's results, visit elections.erie.gov after 9 pm for regular updates.
11/02/2021
Remember: You must postmark or deliver your absentee ballot in person by today - drop it off at any polling site or the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle Street.
Remember: You must postmark or deliver your absentee ballot in person by today - drop it off at any polling site or the Board of Elections at 134 W. Eagle Street.
11/02/2021
Polls are now open until 9 pm.
Go to elections.erie.gov to find your polling place or view a sample ballot.
If you have questions, or need assistance of any kind related to today’s general election, please call 858-8891.
11/01/2021
Polls will be open 6 am to 9 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 2, for General Election Day.
Go to elections.erie.gov to find your polling site, view a sample ballot, and for all other voting-related questions.
And as always, please call us at 858-8891 if you need further assistance.
Polls will be open 6 am to 9 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 2, for General Election Day.
Go to elections.erie.gov to find your polling site, view a sample ballot, and for all other voting-related questions.
And as always, please call us at 858-8891 if you need further assistance.
10/31/2021
Polls are now closed.
They will reopen 6 am-9 pm for General Election Day this Tuesday, Nov. 2.
Please visit elections.erie.gov to find your poll site or view a sample ballot.
As always, call 858-8891 with any questions.
10/31/2021
Polls close in one hour. If you are in line at 6 you may still vote.
This is the final day of early voting. Polls reopen 6 am-9 pm Tuesday, Nov. 2 for General Election Day.
10/31/2021
Polls are now open until 6 pm.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 for information or assistance.
10/31/2021
Polls open 12-6 pm for the final day of early voting prior to Tuesday's general election.
As always, you may vote at any of our 38 early voting poll sites (see list below).
Visit elections.erie.gov for all early voting information or call 858-8891 for assistance.
Polls open 12-6 pm for the final day of early voting prior to Tuesday's general election.
As always, you may vote at any of our 38 early voting poll sites (see list below).
Visit elections.erie.gov for all early voting information or call 858-8891 for assistance.
10/30/2021
Polls are now closed.
Sunday is the final day of early voting - polls will be open 12-6 pm.
Go to elections.erie.gov to find an early voting site near you, or to find your Election Day polling place and sample ballot.
10/30/2021
Polls close in one hour.
If you are in line at 6 pm you may vote.
Tomorrow, Sunday, Oct. 31, is the final day of early voting for the 2021 general election. Polls will be open 12-6 pm.
Election Day is this Tuesday, Nov. 2. Polls will be open 6 am-9 pm. Visit elections.erie.gov to find your polling location or view a sample ballot.
10/30/2021
10/30/2021
Early voting ends this weekend, with polls open 12-6 pm today and tomorrow, Sunday, Oct. 31.
See below for a list of our 38 early voting locations, and remember you may use any of them regardless of where you live.
Go to elections.erie.gov for more early voting information, or to find your Election Day poll site.
Polls will be open 6 am-9 pm Tuesday.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
Early voting ends this weekend, with polls open 12-6 pm today and tomorrow, Sunday, Oct. 31.
See below for a list of our 38 early voting locations, and remember you may use any of them regardless of where you live.
Go to elections.erie.gov for more early voting information, or to find your Election Day poll site.
Polls will be open 6 am-9 pm Tuesday.
Call 858-8891 with any questions.
10/30/2021
Polls are now closed.
Early voting continues Saturday and Sunday from 12-6 pm.
Call 858-8891 or visit elections.erie.gov with any questions you may have.
10/30/2021
Polls close at 9 pm - if you are in line at 9 you will be able to vote.
Polls are open Saturday and Sunday from 12-6 pm for the final weekend of early voting.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2, and polls will be open 6 am-9 pm.
Visit elections.erie.gov or call 858-8891 if you need more information.
10/29/2021
Election Day is Tuesday - polls open 6 am to 9 pm.
To find your polling place or see a sample ballot, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2. Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
Election Day is Tuesday - polls open 6 am to 9 pm.
To find your polling place or see a sample ballot, go to https://elections.erie.gov/VSearch2. Call 858-8891 if you have any questions.
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134 West Eagle St
Buffalo, NY
14202
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| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
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Comments
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 questions.
I would have been nice if all the polling workers at Boston NY district 5 had masks on today when i voted at 3:30
This interactive map has all the Erie County BoE early voting sites. bit.ly/ErieEV
My sister who lives about 400 miles away in NY voted and was told to place ballet face down but machine said face up.. when I voted in WNY the attendant got all nervous I was going to ruin the machine and to place face down.. what is the correct protocol when scanning in person votes?
Nickie Pollacek
To Sara Metcalf : ✅ ✅ MAP VIEW!!!! ✅✅ 😊😊😊😊😊😊
THANK YOU for posting this very useful "map view" of early voting sites! I've tried to get the Board of Elections to make a map like this available, but they seemed incapable of providing this logical, basic tool to help the voter.
( Note*This map was created by a user.👍 )
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Just drove out a bit in the country to vote, as lines too long here in Lancaster, about a 15-minute drive through gorgeous fall countryside. No wait. One thing I'm wondering though: the nice lady who took my license was logging me in on her screen, suddenly says "oops." I said, Oops? As in seriously, what do you mean oops? She said something like, Nothing just forgot to hit enter... or something to that effect. If she were partisan and not honest and or talkative and sees my party affiliation... see where I'm going? The scanner would still take my form but would it count if the election worker doesn't hit enter at that registration screen??
Why was the Lackawanna senior center used for voting? they basically closed off the big hall, crammed you into single file without 6 ft marks to follow for social distancing.2 way traffic in and out of building, instead of 1 way traffic. they put you in smallest room available with at least 10 people at a time. bumping into people coming and going. Did anyone from the Erie county board of elections follow any of the Cuomo scientific guidelines!!! really
Is there a MAP that pinpoints all the early voting sites in Erie County NY? ( map view would let us see which early voting site is closest to our home.)
Whoever you have answering phones today needs to go on a break. Their attitude was horrible when I called asking about early voting for my mom
Please Everyone you must do your part and vote !!!!!
Flee Marie Cruz
Cherita Nikki Watson Caminero
Really Erie County? I got a new voter registration card when i moved last year, and now no record of me? You will not stop my vote no matter how many obstacles you put up!!!