It's National Voter Registration Day: Here's how and where to register to vote in NY
New Yorkers can register to vote online or by mail using forms found at elections.ny.gov. You can also register to vote in person at your local board of elections office, the Department of Motor Vehicles, or a New York State agency-based voter registration center. Locations are listed on the board of elections website.
Registering to vote is pretty easy and painless, especially in states that allow eligible voters to do it online.
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