When does early voting begin in New York?

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — With Election Day just two weeks away, New Yorkers are beginning to make plans on how they’ll cast their ballots and some are hoping to do it sooner rather than later.

The first day of early voting is Saturday, Oct. 26. Most New Yorkers will have from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. to cast their vote.

See more information on dates, hours and locations by clicking on your New York county below.

Western New York

• Allegany
• Cattaraugus
• Chautauqua
• Erie
• Genesee
• Niagara
• Orleans
• Wyoming

Finger Lakes

• Cayuga
• Chemung
• Cortland
• Livingston
• Monroe
• Onondaga
• Ontario
• Schuyler
• Seneca
• Steuben
• Tioga
• Tompkins
• Wayne
• Yates

Central New York

• Broome
• Chenango
• Herkimer
• Madison
• Oneida
• Otsego

North Country

• Clinton
• Essex
• Franklin
• Hamilton
• Jefferson
• Lewis
• St. Lawrence

Hudson Valley

• Delaware
• Dutchess
• Orange
• Putnam
• Rockland
• Sullivan
• Ulster
• Westchester

Capital District

• Albany
• Columbia
• Fulton
• Greene
• Montgomery
• Rensselaer
• Saratoga
• Schenectady
• Schoharie
• Warren
• Washington

New York City

Anyone qualified to vote can register up until Oct. 26 at this link.

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