Provides registration of all eligible voters by mail or in person. Provides absentee ballots on request. Conducts election. Maintains central file of eligible voters. Supplies absentee ballots to anyone who is sick, disabled, or student, traveler, or worker out of county temporarily.

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.

Responsible for registering voters, conduct of elections, reporting election returns and all duties relating to the fair and honest administration of the election laws of this state. Vera Lin Layman Republican Commissioner of Elections [email protected] 607-687-8220 James C. E. Wahls Democratic Commissioner of Elections [email protected] 607-687-8219

Provides registration of all eligible voters by mail or in person. Maintains central file of registered voters in Broome County. Provides absentee ballots upon request. Conducts elections. Receives party-designating petitions for filing.

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.

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* Provides transportation (or completes the errand for the person) for essential errands like grocery shopping and medical appointments as well as other supports for people to stay independent in their own homes.

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

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.

* Offers prearranged group and individual transportation. For ambulatory patients physically or financially unable to use other means of transportation to clinics, doctors' offices or treatment centers. * Offers special chairmobile services. For persons who use wheelchairs for medical, social, recreational or personal reasons. * Provides transportation to the following: Nutritional sites. Foster care children. Cancer patients. Developmentally disabled adults to day treatment programs. Patients undergoing radiation treatment at area oncology departments. Dialysis services. Area social service agencies for program-related activities. * Provides rides for early voting.

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.

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.

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

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.

Responsible for administering all aspects of elections in the county to maintain and facilitate participation in a democratic system of government. Provides election services, information and education to the residents so they can exercise their right to vote and have confidence that the elections are fair, impartial, and accurate. The Board of Elections conducts all national, state, county, city and town elections.

Provides listings of various information such as financial disclosures, voting locations, registration forms or absentee ballots, candidate listings, and other voting information.

Legislator Catherine Stark representing District Office 1.

Legislator Michael Giangregorio representing District Office 12.

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.

* Oversees the registration and maintenance of voter files for the County of Seneca.* Administers elections in Seneca County.

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.

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

Provides election oversite for residents in Jefferson County.

* Provides non-partisan education, voter information and advocacy. Information on selected issues at local, state and national levels. Voter registration drives. Monthly public forums.