Voter Information !
Read this page for information on Early voting hours, polling locations, district boundaries and more!
*I’m running to represent New York State’s 129th Assembly District.
Currently, the 129th district is entirely located within Onondaga County
The district includes the entire Towns of Geddes and Van Buren as well as parts of the Eastside, Southside, Valley, Strathmore, Tipp Hill, Eastwood, Northside, Hawley Green, Washington Square, Outer Comstock, Skunk City, Westside neighborhoods in the city of Syracuse.
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Register to Vote!
Check to see if you’re registered in to vote in New York State at your current address in 2026!
If you aren’t already registered, there several ways to get registered to vote!
The last date to get registered for the June Primary is June 13th 2026!
Register Online through the DMV Online :New York State, Mobile Voter Form
Register In Person at the Onondaga County Board of Elections:1000 Erie Blvd West Syracuse, New York 13204 (Best Way)
Register with Us: Contact us by Phone (315-313-5717) or Email: info@electmauricebrown.com. We’ll have someone contact you to bring a form you can fill out, and we’ll drop it to the Board of Elections!
Polling Places + Early Voting Information!
On election day, June 23rd, polls will be open from 6am to 9pm countywide.
Confirm your election day polling place below!
You can also Vote Early! Early Voting Begins June 13th 2026
Every voter within Onondaga County will be able to vote at any Early Voting Site.
2026 EARLY VOTING DATES & TIMES FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION AT THE BELOW LOCATIONS:
TBD
More information on Early Voting can be found on the Onondaga County BOE’s website: onvote.net
Frequently Asked Questions:
Who can vote in this Democratic Primary election?
Registered Democrats who live in New York State Assembly District 129 are eligible to vote in the Democratic primary.
When is the Democratic Primary election?
The Democratic primary election will take place in June 2026. Election Day is June 23, 2026.
Can I vote by mail or absentee ballot?
Yes. If you are unable to vote in person, you can request an absentee or early mail ballot through the New York State Board of Elections.
What if I’m not sure I’m registered?
You can check your voter registration status online through the New York State voter lookup tool.