How to Vote for Abigail!
June
12-21
June
22
Today!
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Early Voting
Early voting is from June 12-21, 2021. Your early voting polling site might be different from your polling site on Election Day. Learn more about early voting here.
Vote By Mail
All NYC voters are eligible to vote by mail due to COVID-19. It's quick and easy to request your ballot from the NYC Board of Elections. Learn more about how to request an absentee ballot and vote by mail here.
Vote in Person on Election Day
Election day is June 22, 2021! You must vote at your assigned poll site. Sites can change, so check before you go!
Check your polling sites here.
Encuentre su lugar de votación temprana y del día de las elecciones en findmypollsite.vote.nyc.
Ranked Choice Voting
What is Ranked Choice Voting?
How to Rank Abigail #1!
What is Ranked Choice Voting? In 2019, 74% of New York voters voted to adopt Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) for city elections in 2021. RCV allows voters to rank candidates in preferential order. If you have a favorite candidate and you think other candidates would do a good job as well, you can vote for them according to your chosen order of preference. If no candidate receives a majority of first-place votes when polls close, then the second-place votes of the lowest-
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ranking candidate will be added to the total votes of the remaining candidates. If no candidate has received a majority of votes at this point, then the second (or third place) votes of the candidate with the least number of votes are added to the totals.
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Watch how it works below!
Why Ranked Choice Voting?
Ranked Choice Voting pushes candidates to seek the support of voters from different communities, gives voters greater choice, and reduces costs. This process has shown a reduction in negative campaign practices in the cities where it has been implemented, which invites everyone to participate in a much more inclusive process.
Please read my Op-Ed defending RCV from those who fight to repeal this very important reform.