John,

After nearly three years of fighting for a fair 2020 Census, we’ve finally wrapped up our efforts to get out the count. While our fight to ensure the inclusion of every New Yorker, regardless of legal status, in the 2020 Census is far from over, we are ready to mobilize immigrant New Yorkers to the ballot box. It’s time to get out the vote and to build for a democracy that works for all of us!

Starting tomorrow, New Yorkers can vote early and make sure their voices are heard in this critical election.

Early voting officially kicks off on Saturday, October 24 and ends on Sunday, November 1. Polling location hours vary by county—find your early voting options and make a plan to cast your ballot.

• If you live outside of New York City, you can vote early at ANY polling location. 

• If you live in NYC, you can find your assigned polling site here. Polling location hours vary by county—find your early voting options and make a plan to cast your ballot.

• Have your absentee ballot but haven't mailed it yet? Because of postal delays, we recommend you drop it off at your early voting site. Look for the ballot drop box or find a poll worker.

To cultivate an inclusive democracy, New Yorkers from all walks of life must make their voices heard this election season—we must show up in record numbers and use the ballot to affirm that every person counts! 

In power, 

Murad Awawdeh and Rovika Rajkishun
Co-Executive Directors