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NYC Votes: June 2025 Primary

SoHo Broadway Partner: Information for voters about this month’s primary election

Learn more about the upcoming primary election with information presented by NYC Votes, which an initiative of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, the independent city agency that ensures local elections are fair, inclusive, and open:

2025 is a citywide election year, which means New Yorkers belonging to a party will be heading to the polls in June to choose (and rank) candidates for local offices.

*Election Day is Tuesday, June 24, 2025. Polls are open from 6am to 9pm.

Find your Poll site HERE: findmypollsite.vote.nyc

Citywide offices on the ballot

Additional offices that may appear on your ballot

Learn more about the offices on the ballot

This is a Ranked Choice Voting election

NYC uses Ranked Choice Voting in primary and special elections for city offices. You can rank 5 candidates in order of preference instead of choosing just 1!

Learn more about Ranked Choice Voting

Try the NYC Practice Ranked Choice Voting Ballot


FAQs about June’s Primary Election: Learn More HERE

Visit NYC Board of Elections here: vote.nyc/election/primary-election-2025

Learn more about NYC Votes HERE: www.nycvotes.org/about-us

NYC Votes works to boost participation among voters and candidates alike so that our elected officials address the needs of our diverse communities and the issues voters care about.

They do this by empowering New Yorkers who are less likely to vote, reducing barriers to running for office, and offering solutions to improve our election system. NYC Votes partners with community organizations, volunteers, and other city agencies to register, educate, and engage voters across the city. NYC Votes aims to build a greater understanding of the electoral process for all New Yorkers by having an honest dialogue about how our elections work and why they matter.

Established in 1988, the agency also equips New Yorkers with information about the candidates on their ballot and how their campaigns are funded. Their matching funds program matches every $1 from a local donor with up to $8 of city funding, encouraging city candidates to focus on their communities instead of special interests.

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