Provides election oversite for residents in Jefferson County.

* Administers general election information. Voter registration. Voting records. All election and registration related information for the county.

Website provides voting information such as: How to register to vote Where to vote How to change name/address How to change party enrollment, absentee voting, military voting, voting machines.

To find a state senator: http://www.nysenate.gov/To find a state assembly member: http://assembly.state.ny.us/memNY Senate District 52: Lea WebbAlbany Office:Legislative Office Building, Room 848Albany, NY 12247District Office:44 Hawley Street,1607 State Office Bldg.Binghamton, NY 13901Satellite Office:217 North Aurora StreetIthaca, NY 14850-4345

* Provides supportive mentorships on a one-to-one basis with children and adults receiving mental health treatment. Individual training before matches are made. Ongoing post-match training. Pre-match and post-match support by Volunteer Coordinators. Volunteer-client activities include friendly visits, social and cultural experiences, and special events.* Offers Compeer Calling/E-Buddies. Telephone or e-mail support for referred clients waiting to be matched with volunteers.* Offers volunteer opportunities.

Call 800-342-9860, toll free, to find the status of Assembly or Senate bills; bill number is needed.*** can be obtained by Copies of bills can be obtained by calling or writing, include bill number***:Senate Document RoomRoom 317, State CapitolAlbany, NY 12247518-455-2312Assembly Document RoomRoom 305, State CapitolAlbany, NY 12248518-455-5164***To find a bill number, go to http://www.nysenate.gov/legislation

in-person voter registration at its office voter registration forms by mail (call to request) petitions for potential candidates polling place location information campaign finance forms information for candidates

Coronavirus Update: Beginning March 17th, 2020, transactions at the Cortland County Board of Elections shall be completed via telephone, e-mail or postal mail.In the event that an in-person transaction is necessary, an appointment will be required, as well the completion of a screening questionnaire prior to the actual interview.Basic forms such as voter registration forms and the application for an absentee ballot are available on the website. They are also outside our office entrance.Only registered voters can vote in general or primary elections. To register, individuals must: be a United States citizen be 18 years old by the date of the election be a resident of the county for at least 30 days before the election not be in jail or on parole for a felony conviction not claim the right to vote elsewhereTo register: call to request postage-paid mail-in voter registration application be sent to the individual pick up an application at local post offices, libraries or motor vehicle offices get a voter registration form and in-person assistance at many public agencies register in person at the Board of Elections officeFederal law allows individuals needing help due to disabilities or inability to read the ballot, to have a friend or relative help the voter in the voting booth.

Maintains information on where to vote or register, keeps all election results on file and maps of all legislative districts. Gives tests to prospective election inspectors recommended by their parties.

* Offers town clerk services that include: Birth Certificates. Dog Licenses. Death Certificates. Election information. Accessible parking permits. Hunting/Fishing Licenses. Marriage Licenses. Notary public.

Serves as the chief policy-making body for Onondaga County. Representatives from each district in the county draft and approve local laws that affect the County and its residents.

Registers voters by mail and in person, counts votes from absentee ballots and voting machines, and operates all polling places in the county, including the inspection of machines and the hiring of inspectors.

Provides support to individuals with psychiatric disabilities who want to pursue social and community-based areas of interest. Services focus on individual health and wellness including nutrition, exercise, and smoking cessation.

Registers voters by mail and in person, counts votes from absentee ballots and voting machines, and operates all polling places in the county, including the inspection of machines and the hiring of inspectors.

* Provides licenses, permits, and voter registration. * Offers Town hall services that include: Assessor. Building department. Animal control. Animal licenses. Highway department. Tax collection. Town History Office. Town Justice Court.

Otsego County 2010 census: 62,259 Population. 1 city; 9 villages; 24 towns.

Registers voters by mail and in person, counts votes from absentee ballots and voting machines, and operates all polling places in the county, including the inspection of machines and the hiring of inspectors.

Holds local, county, state, and federal elections. Maintains all pertinent information regarding all phases of the election process. Registers voters. Makes registration more accessible to the public. Provides forms for voter registration, enrollment changes, and transfer of voters' registration. Accepts and trains volunteers to help out with elections and voter registration.

Administers of aspects of an election within the county, facilitating all municipal, state, and federal elections. Also provides guidance and information for candidate and voter registration, polling sites, and voting procedures, including information on candidates and issues up for election. Voter education and information provided.

Is bipartisan agency responsible for all aspects of the electoral process, from voter registration to election results.

Legislator Siela A. Bynoe representing District Office 2.

Legislator Trish Bergen representing District Office 10.

Serves as the Republican Headquarters for the Town of Huntington