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  • STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY VOTING GUIDE

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    • CHECK MY REGISTRATION 
    • AM I REGISTERED?
      Check to see if you’re registered. If you’re not, come back to this page to get started.
    • REGISTER TO VOTE BY OCT 26 
    • REGISTER ONLINE
      • View the sample registration form as you fill yours out.
      • Register or change your registration address using the same online form.
      • You can register with either the last 4 digits of your social security number or a NY driver’s license or DMV ID number.
      • If you live in a dorm, use your room/apartment/suite number and the name of their residence hall as the “address where you live.”
      • Leave mailing address blank as it is same as dorm address
    • View Stony Brook University Sample Online Registration Form
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    • VOTE 
    • CONFIRM POLLING LOCATIONS AND HOURS
      • You do not need to bring any Voter ID when you vote in New York State unless you registered without a social security or DMV number.
      • The Early Voting location is likely different from your Election Day polling location for Tuesday Nov 5, 2024. Choose the option that is most convenient to you.
      • Vote Early in the Day. If you are in line when the polls close, stay in line. Anyone in line must be allowed to vote by law.
    • Early Voting
      Saturday Oct 26 - Sunday Nov 3      		 Election Day Voting
      Tuesday Nov 5

      Nesconset Elementary School

      29 Gibbs Pond Rd
      Nesconset, NY 11767
      Find Your Election Day Polling Place

      On Campus Polling Place

      Union Ballroom
      250 John S. Toll Drive

       

      Sat-Mon Oct 26-28 10 am to 6 pm
      Tue-Wed Oct 29-30 7 am to 3 pm
      Thu Oct 31 12 pm to 8 pm
      Fri Nov 1 12 pm to 8 pm
      Sat-Sun Nov 2-3 10 am to 6 pm
      Tuesday Nov 5, 2024
      6 am - 9 pm
      • You have the right to vote from study abroad or out of state location in every election.
      • Visit Vote from Abroad to vote from abroad or overseas and have your vote count in North Carolina. Don't hesitate to use the chat icon at the bottom of their page for live help.
      • Active-duty military and military families stationed anywhere in the US or abroad should visit FVAP.GOV to get your military ballot.
    • We do not recommend absentee or voting by mail-in ballot in New York when Early Voting or Election Day voting at the polls is a possibility. Absentee and mail ballots have very specific instructions and can be “spoiled” if not filled out correctly.

      To vote by mail or absentee in New York seek help from a Studentvote.Info volunteer by emailing contact@studentvote.info
    • Detailed instructions for voting by mail from the New York Elections Board are included located here and please note these tips.
       
      • "Early Mail Ballots" are available to any voters. Absentee ballots are only available if the voter is or will be away from the county on Election Day or unable to vote at the polls for a list of specific reasons.
      • Be sure you fill out the inner envelope EXACTLY correctly.
      • Remember to sign and date the inner security envelope.
      • Return a mail or absentee ballot no later than Tues Nov 5, 2024 (postmarked). The ballot must be received no later than Nov 12, 2024 to count.
      • Mail ballots may also be dropped off at a County Board of Elections office, at an Early Voting polling location or at an Election Day polling location.
    • GET HELP 
    • Student Voting Helpline: (347) 460-4860
      contact@studentvote.info
      Text or call with any voting questions
      • Get Personalized Help
      • Research candidates at Guides.vote
      • Student Voting FAQ
      • Request paper forms and stamped/addressed envelopes
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