Maximize Your Vote Impact in New York
If you have a second home in a toss-up district in New York State, RE-REGISTER THERE BY OCTOBER 19 — and maximize the power of your November vote.
Even if you are only there on weekends…
New York State Law is clear: you have a right to re-register and vote from your second home, even if it’s not your primary residence or where you live most of the time. Read the New York State Board of Elections’ Election Law Update 2026, available at: https://elections.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2026/04/2026-election-law-update.pdf
Even if, in future elections, you once again want to vote from your primary residence…
You can always change your voting registration back for subsequent elections. In 2026, we need all hands on deck in the most competitive districts.
Even it feels weird…
It shouldn’t feel weird. Voting where you have your second home means showing up for your community, which deserves smart, reasonable representation at the local, state, and national level.
Even if it seems like a hassle…
In 2022, one Congressional race in the Hudson Valley was decided by only 1,820 votes, which is less than 1% of votes cast. The races in that district, and four others in the Hudson Valley and Long Island, are once again expected to be extremely close in 2026. That means your vote in these districts would have a significant, and potentially decisive, impact.
It’s easy and fast to change your voter registration. Just visit https://elections.ny.gov/voter-registration-process or use the QR Code below.
