The
Suffolk County Board of Elections
provides helpful links that bring up information on voter registration and absentee voting. Please be aware that there are new application forms for absentee ballots which may be downloaded from the
New York State Board of Elections
Once your application is received and approved by the local Board of Elections, you will be sent an absentee ballot, usually within two weeks of the general election.
Absentee ballot applications may also be found at any U. S. Post Office, public library, Department of Motor Vehicles office or by contacting LWVSI.
APPLICATIONS
- By mail, application must be postmarked by January 7, 2013 at the latest.
- An in-person application must be hand-delivered to the Suffolk County Board of Elections by January 14, 2013.
BALLOTS
- By mail, ballots must be postmarked by January 14, 2013 and received no later than January 22,2013.
- In-person, ballot must be delivered by January 15, 2013.
Suffolk County BOE: PO Box 700 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, NY 11980
The Independent Judicial Election Commissions(IJEQCs) are a statewide network of independent screening panels for judicial candidates. The screening process is designed to ensure that voters are provided with as much information as possible about the qualifications of candidates for judicial office. Each IJEQC is responsible for reviewing the qualifications of candidates within its respective judicial district who are seeking public election to New York State Supreme Court, County Court, Surrogate's Court, Family Court, New York City Civil Court, District Court or City Court. The Commissions publish a brochure--
Electing Judges in New York State: You Can be An Informed Voter as well as a
2012 Voter Guide
