National Voter Registration Day
is
TODAY!
National Voter Registration Day is celebrated every year on the fourth Tuesday of September.

First celebrated in 2012, it is a nonpartisan civic holiday that celebrates our democracy, and one that involves the collective efforts of thousands of volunteers, nonprofit organizations, businesses, schools, libraries, election officials, and more from all over the country.

This year, National Voter Registration Day will take place today, September 28. Together, our goal is to register 1 million new voters by 2022, reaching a total of 5.5 million new voters that have registered on the holiday across all fifty states and the District of Columbia since 2012. 

The New York General Election is November 2, 2021. 'All politics are local', as they say, and this November, issues you care about are on the ballot in the form of constitutional amendments. Also up for election: Mayor, comptroller, city council and Borough President.

Don't miss your chance to have your vote counted. Register to vote, and always check your registration status, even if you're sure.

Already checked? Encourage your friends and family to vote! Learn how here.
General Election Important Dates:

October 18: Last day for Board of Elections to receive an application or letter of application by mail, online portal, email or fax for an absentee ballot.
Nov. 1: Last day to apply in-person for absentee ballot
Nov. 2: Last day to postmark ballot. Must be received by the local board of elections no later than Nov. 9th. Military Voter Ballots must be received no later than Nov. 15th.
Nov. 2: Last day to deliver ballot IN-PERSON to the local board of elections or to any poll site in your county.
Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn represents the 42nd Assembly District in Brooklyn covering Ditmas Park, Flatbush, East Flatbush and Midwood. She is currently the Chair of the Subcommittee on Oversight of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs), and incoming Chair of the Task Force on Women's Issues. She serves on the following committees: Housing, Government Operations, Education, Banks, Health, and Higher Education. She is also sits on Governor Hochul's Domestic Violence Advisory Council and Mayor De Blasio's MWBE Task Force.

As a current Assemblymember, District Leader, and Chair of Brooklyn Democratic Party, Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn has been an outspoken advocate on issues concerning immigration, education, economic development, unemployment, education reform, health care access, senior citizen centers, affordable housing, school safety, women's and LGBTQ rights, as well as other issues affecting the quality of life in the community.

  
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Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn by visiting her websites: