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Online Voter Registration is Now Available

New Yorkers can register to vote and update voter information online in just a few easy steps.

REGISTER NOW

 

PREPARE TO REGISTER

Qualifications to Register

Find out if you are eligible to register to vote in New York State.

VIEW QUALIFICATIONS

Unsure if You’re Already Registered?

Check your New York State voter registration status online.

CHECK STATUS

 

WAYS TO REGISTER

REGISTER ONLINE

Use the Board of Elections’ Online Voter Registration system to register to vote or make changes to your voter registration information.

REGISTER IN-PERSON

Register in-person at:

Lewis County Board of Elections

7513 East State Street

Lowville, New York 13367

OR

any New York State Agency-Based voter registration center, or the Department of Motor Vehicles.

REGISTER BY MAIL

Enter your name into the Board of Elections’ mailer list or call (315) 376-5329 to request an application, then mail the completed form to:

Lewis County Board of Elections

7660 North State Street

Lowville, New York 13367

 

REGISTRATION FORMS

You may register to vote using the New York State Voter Registration Form.  Complete a PDF version of the Registration Form on-line by clicking on the link below typing the necessary information and selecting the appropriate boxes.  Alternatively, you can print the form to complete by hand.

NEW YORK STATE VOTER REGISTRATION FORM

 

VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

N.Y. Election Law (5-508) allows victims of domestic violence to apply for a confidential registration by delivering a sworn statement to their local county Board of Elections stating they are a victim of domestic violence, and they wish to have their voter registration record kept confidential because of the threat of physical or emotional harm to themselves or a family or household member. Their voter registration record will be kept separate and apart from other registration records for four years and not be made available for inspection or copying by the public or any other person, except election officials acting within the course and scope of their official duties. Under a separate section of the law (11-306), they can also be excused from going to their polling place to vote and get a special ballot. For further information, please contact your local board of elections for their confidential registration and special ballot procedures.