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2021 Political Calendar VOTER REGISTRATION FOR PRIMARY ABSENTEE VOTING FOR GENERAL ELECTION Feb 21 List of Registered Voters: Such lists shall be * Oct. 18 Last day for board of elections to receive application or 2021 POLITICAL CALENDAR published before the twenty-first day of February letter of application by mail, online portal, email or fax for 40 NORTH PEARL STREET – SUITE 5, May 28 Mail Registration for Primary: Last day to postmark general election ballot. §8-400(2)(c) ALBANY, NEW YORK 12207 (518) 474-6220 application for primary; last day it must be received Nov. 1 Last day to apply in person for general election ballot. For TDD/TTY, call the NYS Relay 711 by board of elections is June 2. §5-210(3) §8-400(2)(c) www.elections.ny.gov May 28 In person registration for Primary: Last day application Nov. 2 Last day to postmark general election ballot. Must be must be received by board of elections to be eligible to received by the county board no later than Nov. 9th. vote in primary election. §§5-210, 5-211, 5-212 §8-412(1) June 2 Changes of address for Primary received by this Nov. 2 Last day to deliver general election ballot in person to date must be processed. §5-208(3) your county board or any poll site in your county, by close of polls on election day. §8-412(1) CHANGE OF ENROLLMENT ** CH. 273, LAWS OF 2021 ** Feb 14 A change of enrollment received by the BOE not MILITARY/SPECIAL FEDERAL VOTERS FOR GENERAL later than Feb. 14th or after June 28th is effective Sept 17 Deadline to transmit ballots to eligible Military/Special immediately. Any change of enrollment made Federal voters. §10-108(1) & §11-204(4) Primary Election General Election between Feb 15-June 28th, shall be effective on Oct. 8 Last day for a board of elections to receive application for June 29th. Special Federal absentee ballot for general if not previously June 22, 2021 November 2, 2021 registered. §11-202(1)(a) VOTER REGISTRATION FOR GENERAL Oct. 23 Last day for a board of elections to receive application for This political calendar is a ready reference to the significant dates Oct. 8 Mail Registration for General: Last day to postmark Military absentee ballot for general if not previously pertaining to elections to be held in this State. For complete application for general election; it must also be registered. §10-106(5) information consult the State’s Election Law and Regulations and any received by board of elections by Oct. 13. §5-210(3) Oct. 26 Last day for a board of elections to receive application for relevant court orders. Oct. 8 In person registration for General: Last day application Military/Special Federal absentee ballot for general if must be received by board of elections to be eligible to already registered. §10-106(5) & §11-202(1)(b) All dates are based on statutory provisions in effect on the date of vote in general election. If honorably discharged from Nov. 1 Last day to apply personally for a Military absentee ballot publication and may be subject to change. Final confirmation should the military or have become a naturalized citizen since for general if previously registered. §10-106(5) be obtained from your county board of elections or the State Board. October 8th, you may register in person at the board of Nov. 2 Last day to postmark Military/Special Federal ballot for elections up until October 23rd. §§5-210, 5-211, 5-212 general. Date by which it must be received by the board of FILING REQUIREMENTS: For 2021 Elections, all certificates and Oct. 13 for General received by this Changes of address elections is Nov. 15th. §10-114(1) & §11-212 petitions of designation or nomination, certificates of acceptance or date must be processed. §5-208(3) declination of such designations or nominations, certificates of VACANCY IN OFFICE authorization for such designations or nominations, certificates of ABSENTEE VOTING FOR PRIMARY A vacancy occurring three (3) months before a disqualification, certificates of substitution for such designations or June 15 Last day to postmark, email or fax application or letter Aug 2 General Election in any year in any office are nominations and objections and specifications of objections to such for primary ballot. §8-400(2)(c). authorized to be filed at a General Election. §6- certificates and petitions required to be filed with the State Board of June 21 Last day to apply in person for primary ballot. 158(14) Elections or a board of elections outside of the city of New York shall §8-400(2)(c) be deemed timely filed and accepted for filing if sent by mail or June 22 Last day to postmark primary election ballot. Must REFERENDUMS/PROPOSITIONS/PROPOSALS overnight delivery service, in an envelope postmarked or showing be received by the county board no later than For any election conducted by a BOE, the clerk of receipt by the overnight delivery service prior to midnight of the last Aug 2 June 29th.§8-412(1) such subdivision shall provide the BOE with a day of filing, and received no later than two business days after the June 22 Last day to deliver primary ballot in person to your certified text copy of any proposal, proposition or last day to file such certificates, petitions, objections or specifications. county board or your poll site, by close of polls. §8- referendum at least three (3) months before the Failure of the post office or authorized overnight delivery service to 412(1) General Election. §4-108 deliver any such petition, certificate or objection to such board of elections outside the city of New York no later than two business days MILITARY/SPECIAL FEDERAL VOTERS FOR PRIMARY May 7 Deadline to transmit ballots to eligible Military/Special after the last day to file such certificates, petitions, objections or Federal Voters. §10-108(1) & §11-204(4) specifications shall be a fatal defect per NYS Election Law § 1-106. May 28 Last day for a board of elections to receive application for Military/Special Federal absentee ballot for primary if not previously registered. §10-106(5) & §11-202(1)(a) Within NYC: all such certificates, petitions and specifications of June 15 Last day for a board of elections to receive application objections required to be filed with the board of elections of the city for Military/Special Federal absentee ballot for primary of New York must be actually received on or before the last day to file. if already registered. §10-106(5) & §11-202(1)(b) The New York City Board of Elections is open for the receipt of such June 21 Last day to apply personally for Military ballot for petitions, certificates and objections until midnight on the last day to primary if previously registered. §10-106(5) file. June 22 Last day to postmark Military/Special Federal ballot for primary. Date by which it must be received by the board of elections is June 29th. §10-114(1) & §11-212 PARTY NOMINATION OTHER THAN PRIMARY SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT FOR ELECTION DATES Feb 9- Dates for holding state committee meeting to §6-136 June 22 Primary Election §8-100(1)(a) Mar 2 nominate candidates for statewide office §6-104(6) DESIGNATING PETITIONS June 12 – Days of Early Voting for the Primary Election. §8- Mar 2 First day to hold a town caucus. §6-108 1.5% of the active enrolled voters of the political party in the political June 20 600(1) July 22 Last day for filing nominations made at a town caucus or unit or the following, whichever is less: by a party committee. §6-158(6) Feb 1 Certification of offices to be filled at 2021 general election For any office to be filled by all the voters of the entire state……….……….15,000 by SBOE and CBOE. §4-106 (1&2) July 22 Last day to file certificates of nomination to fill vacancies (with at least 100 enrolled voters or 5% of enrolled voters from each of Feb 16 PARTY CALLS: Last day for State & County party chairs to created pursuant to § 6-116, §6-104 & §6-158(6) one-half of the congressional districts) file a statement of party positions to be filled at the Primary Election. §2-120 July 26 Last day to accept or decline a nomination for office New York City ...................................................................................2,250 made based on § 6-116 & §6-158(7) Any county or borough of New York City ...............................1,200 A municipal court district within New York City ..........................450 CERTIFICATION OF PRIMARY July 26 Last day to file authorization of nomination made April 28 Certification of primary ballot by SBOE of Any city council district within New York City......................................270 based on § 6-116. § 6-120(3) Cities/counties having more than 250,000 inhabitants.............................600 designations filed in its office. §4-110 July 30 Last day to fill a vacancy after a declination made Cities/counties having more than 25,000 inhabitants, April 29 Determination of candidates; County Boards. §4-114 based on § 6-116. § 6-158(8) but not more than 250,000.......................................................300 Any other city, county, or councilmanic district in any city CANVASS OF PRIMARY RESULTS other than New York City ................................................................................... 150 July 6 Canvass of Primary returns by County Board of INDEPENDENT PETITIONS any congressional district...........................................................375 Elections §9-200(1) April 13 A signature made earlier than 6 weeks prior to the last day to any state senatorial district .........................................................300 July 6 Verifiable Audit of Voting Systems.
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