TODAY is the LAST DAY to register to vote in the September 9, 2014 Primary

August 15 (TODAY) is the LAST DAY TO REGISTER to vote in the State and Local Primary Election on September 9th.

In Person Registration for State/Local Primary Election:

Today is the last day to register in person for the State/Local Primary Election.

To register in person visit your local County Board of Elections Office (See below for NYC County Board of Elections Offices) or any state agency participating in the National Voter Registration Act.

Mail Registration for State/Local Primary Election:

Today is the last day to postmark mailed voter registration applications.

The NYS Board of Elections must receive your registration application via mail by Aug. 20.

To register by mail, download the voter registration form and mail the completed form to your local County Board of Elections Office (See below for NYC County Board of Elections Offices).

Download Voter Registration Form (English)

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NYC County Board of Elections Offices

Bronx County

Bronx County Board of Elections

1780 Grand Concourse-5th Floor, Bronx, NY 10457

Phone: 718-299-9017

Fax: 718-299-2140

Kings County (Brooklyn)

Kings County Board of Elections

345 Adams Street - 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Phone: 718-797-8800

Fax: 718-246-5958

New York County (Manhattan)

New York County Board of Elections

200 Varick Street - 10th Floor, New York, NY 10014

Phone: 212-886-2100

Queens County

Queens County Board of Elections

126-06 Queens Boulevard, Kew Gardens, NY 11415

Phone: 718-730-6730

Fax: 718-459-3384

Richmond County (Staten Island)

Richmond County Board of Elections

1 Edgewater Plaza, Staten Island, NY 10305

Phone: 718-876-0079

SDNYC Endorsement Announcement - NYS & Civil Court Judge

This evening, July 23, over 100 members of the Stonewall Democratic Club of NYC (SDNYC) voted to endorse candidates in the November 2014 elections.

SDNYC proudly endorses the following candidates:

Statewide:

  • Governor of NYS: Andrew M. Cuomo
  • Lieutenant Governor of NYS: Kathy Hochul
  • NYS Comptroller: Tom DiNapoli
  • NYS Attorney General: Eric Schneiderman   

NYS Assembly:

  • Assembly District 25 (Queens): Nily Rozic
  • Assembly District 34 (Queens): Michael DenDekker
  • Assembly District 40 (Queens): Ron Kim   
  • Assembly District 51 (Brooklyn): Cesar Zuniga   
  • Assembly District 52 (Brooklyn): Jo Anne Simon
  • Assembly District 55 (Brooklyn): Lori A. Boozer   
  • Assembly District 60 (Brooklyn): Chris Banks   
  • Assembly District 61 (Staten Island): Matthew Titone   
  • Assembly District 64 (Staten Island): Marybeth Melendez   
  • Assembly District 66 (Manhattan): Deborah Glick   
  • Assembly District 67 (Manhattan): Linda Rosenthal   
  • Assembly District 69 (Manhattan): Daniel O'Donnell   
  • Assembly District 71 (Manhattan): Herman "Denny" Farrell Jr
  • Assembly District 72 (Manhattan): Guillermo Linares 
  • Assembly District 73 (Manhattan): Dan Quart   
  • Assembly District 75 (Manhattan): Richard Gottfried   
  • Assembly District 76 (Manhattan): Rebecca Seawright
  • Assembly District 77 (Bronx): Latoya Joyner   
  • Assembly District 78 (Bronx): Jose Rivera   
  • Assembly District 79 (Bronx): Marsha Michael
  • Assembly District 81 (Bronx): Jeffrey Dinowitz   
  • Assembly District 86 (Bronx): Victor Pichardo   
  • Assembly District 87 (Bronx): Luis R. Sepulveda

NYS Senate:

  • State Senate District 11 (Queens): John Liu
  • State Senate District 12 (Queens): Michael Gianaris
  • State Senate District 16 (Queens): Toby Ann Stavisky   
  • State Senate District 14 (Queens): Leroy Comrie
  • State Senate District 18 (Brooklyn): Debbie Medina
  • State Senate District 19 (Brooklyn): Dell Smitherman  
  • State Senate District 24 (Staten Island): Gary W. Carsel   
  • State Senate District 26 (Manhattan): Daniel Squadron   
  • State Senate District 27 (Manhattan): Brad Hoylman   
  • State Senate District 28 (Manhattan): Liz Krueger   
  • State Senate District 29 (Manhattan): Jose M. Serrano   
  • State Senate District 31 (Manhattan): Robert Jackson  
  • State Senate District 33 (Bronx): Gustavo Rivera   
  • State Senate District 34 (Bronx): Oliver Koppell  

NY Civil Court Judge:

  • Arlene Bluth

In addition, this evening SDNYC's Board voted to add Juan Rosa to the Board and to add Rod Townsend and Melanie La Rocca to the SDNYC At-Large Board. Please join us in congratulating Juan, Rod and Melanie!

Click the endorsement tab at the top of the page to view all of SDNYC's endorsed candidates in the November 2014 elections.




SDNYC State & Local Endorsement Meeting - July 23

SDNYC's State & Local Endorsement Meeting This Wednesday, July 23

Join us this Wednesday, July 23 at 8:00 PM at the LGBT Center located at 208 W 13 St. to vote to determine which candidates in the November 2014 elections will receive SDNYC's endorsement.

Many of the candidates seeking SDNYC's endorsement have completed our 2014 State Candidate Questionnaire. See below to view or download candidate responses. Please note, some candidates have recently addressed our membership at SDNYC meetings or have been previously endorsed by our club and therefore are not required to complete the 2014 questionnaire to appear on SDNYC's endorsement ballot on July 23.

Please plan to join us on July 23 - SDNYC's endorsement is highly regarded in NY's political community and your vote is important!

Go to the Facebook event page to RSVP and share this meeting with your friends.

Click Here for more information, including eligibility requirements for voting at the July 23 meeting.

Rob Astorino's Alignment With Anti-LGBT Activists

July 16 - New York City LGBT political clubs Stonewall Democrats of NYC, Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats, Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn, and Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club of Queens released the following joint statement in response to news about republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino's alignment with anti-LGBT activists.

“Yesterday, LGBT New Yorkers found out that Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino received nearly $85,000 in campaign contributions from a person that believes that LGBT couples are incapable of being stable, healthy parents and are undeserving of the same legal protections as everyone else. Sean Fieler, a main funder of the City Action Coalition PAC, has consistently donated to Rob Astorino over the past several years. He has also contributed to funding the repeal of transgender rights in California, spearheaded an attack ad campaign in 2013 against some of our greatest leaders in the New York City Council because they are openly gay, and has continued to stand against progressive values that have defined our City and State as a leader for equality.

“Does Mr. Astorino agree with his top donor's ultraconservative views that LGBT New Yorkers are morally inferior to others? Does he support Sean Fieler's commitment to rolling back the clock on marriage equality nationwide?

“Rob Astorino should return the funds given by Sean Fieler. If he supports these views, he should know that the LGBT community will not let New York be taken back into the dark ages.”

Come visit Stonewall Democrats at Staten Island Pride Fest, Saturday, July 12.

Staten Island Pride Fest is Saturday, July 12 and the only city-wide LGBT Democratic club will be represented.  SDNYC members will be at our booth at the Pride .  Come by to discuss candidates, campaigns, and current status of LGBT issues in New York.  Come out to the Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden, 1000 Richmond Terrace, North Meadow any time between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.  See you there!