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Dates for November 3
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| Action | Date | Details and source |
|---|---|---|
| Register by mail | 3 days left | Registration application must reach a board of elections by October 24 for the general election. Official source ↗ |
| Register in person | 3 days left | In-person registration application must be received by October 24 for the general election. Official source ↗ |
| Early voting begins | 3 days left | First early-voting day; locations and daily hours vary by county. Official source ↗ |
| Early voting ends | 11 days left | Last early-voting day; confirm county locations and hours. Official source ↗ |
| Request mail ballot | 3 days left | Mailed and online early-mail or absentee requests must be received by October 24. In-person requests remain available through November 2. Official source ↗ |
| Return ballot | 13 days left | Hand-deliver by 9 p.m. November 3, or mail with a November 3 postmark and receipt by November 10. Follow county instructions. Official source ↗ |
Checked 2026-10-11. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.
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Governor of New York
A permanent office record joined to the current holder and official government website.

Kathy Hochul
Current roster matched to the official office website
Who represents New York in Washington?
Each link opens the permanent seat record—not a temporary biography—so history survives elections and vacancies.
- Senate · Class 1Kirsten E. GillibrandNovember 5, 2030 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- Senate · Class 3Charles E. SchumerNovember 7, 2028 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 1Nick LaLotaNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- House · District 10Daniel S. GoldmanNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 11Nicole MalliotakisNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- House · District 12Jerrold NadlerNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 13Adriano EspaillatNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 14Alexandria Ocasio-CortezNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 15Ritchie TorresNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 16George LatimerNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 17Michael LawlerNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- House · District 18Patrick RyanNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 19Josh RileyNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 2Andrew R. GarbarinoNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- House · District 20Paul TonkoNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
212 current legislators across 213 permanent offices
Open States supplies the normalized roster. When one of its contact or portrait fields is empty, Electionpedia can fill that gap only from a name-matched official legislative page and keeps the source attached to that individual field.
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- State House · District 1Tommy John Schiavoni518-455-5997Democratic/Working Families
- State House · District 2Jodi Giglio518-455-5294Republican/Conservative

- State House · District 3Joe DeStefano518-455-4901Republican/Conservative

- State House · District 4Rebecca Kassay518-455-3600

Democratic Party
- State House · District 5Doug Smith518-455-5937

Republican Party
- State House · District 6Phil Ramos518-455-5185

Democratic Party
- State House · District 7Jarett Gandolfo518-455-4611Republican/Conservative/Independence

- State House · District 8Mike Fitzpatrick518-455-5021

Republican Party
- State House · District 9Michael Durso518-455-5305Republican/Conservative/Independence/Libertarian

- State House · District 10Steve Stern518-455-5732

Democratic Party
- State House · District 11Kwani O'Pharrow518-455-5787

Democratic Party
- State House · District 12Keith Brown518-455-5952Republican/Conservative/Independence

- State House · District 13Charles Lavine518-455-5456

Democratic Party
- State House · District 14Dave McDonough518-455-4633

Republican Party
- State House · District 15Jake Blumencranz518-455-4684Republican/Conservative

- State House · District 16Danny Norber518-455-5192Republican/Conservative

- State House · District 17John Mikulin518-455-5341

Republican Party
- State House · District 18Noah Burroughs518-455-5861Democratic/Working Families
- State House · District 19Ed Ra518-455-3751

Republican Party
- State House · District 20Ari Brown518-455-3028

Republican Party
- State House · District 21Judy Griffin518-455-5801

Democratic Party
- State House · District 22Michaelle Solages518-455-4465

Democratic Party
- State House · District 23Stacey Pheffer Amato518-455-4292

Democratic Party
- State House · District 24David Weprin518-455-5806

Democratic Party
- State House · District 25Nily Rozic518-455-5172

Democratic Party
- State House · District 26Ed Braunstein518-455-5425

Democratic Party
- State House · District 27Sam Berger518-455-4404

Democratic Party
- State House · District 28Andrew Hevesi518-455-4926

Democratic Party
- State House · District 29Alicia Hyndman518-455-4451

Democratic Party
- State House · District 30Steven Raga518-455-4755

Democratic Party
- State House · District 31Khaleel Anderson518-455-5668Democratic/Working Families

- State House · District 32Vivian Cook518-455-4203

Democratic Party
- State House · District 33Clyde Vanel518-455-4711

Democratic Party
- State House · District 34Jessica González-Rojas518-455-4545Democratic/Working Families

- State House · District 35Larinda Hooks518-455-4561Democratic/Working Families

New York election dates
Dates below are transcribed from the Federal Election Commission's published congressional calendar. They are subject to change and should be confirmed with New York's election authority.
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64 permanent local office records across 1 directory
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New York City elected officials
64 source-linked permanent office records, including all 51 council districts.
212 FEC candidate records for New York
Candidate filing does not guarantee ballot qualification. Financial totals appear only where the FEC bulk summary publishes them.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
U.S. House · District 14
$37,429,335 receivedHakeem S. Jeffries
U.S. House · District 8
$14,899,981 receivedPeter Chatzky
U.S. House · District 17
$11,707,922 receivedMichael Lawler
U.S. House · District 17
$10,001,206 receivedAnthony Thomas Constantino
U.S. House · District 21
$9,460,254 receivedDaniel S. Goldman
U.S. House · District 10
$8,699,480 receivedThomas R. Suozzi
U.S. House · District 3
$7,157,708 receivedRitchie Torres
U.S. House · District 15
$7,127,508 receivedSources and update dates
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