THE CITY Helps You Navigate the 2021 Elections

Here’s your guide to an ongoing series of posts with all you need to know about the races that could help shape New York City for years to come.

New York voters have a lot of decisions to make this year. A slew of local offices — including the mayoralty — are up for grabs in 2021, due to term limits. And elections are coming up fast: The primaries are set for June 22.

Yes, June — nearly three months earlier than previously.

Because there’s so much going on with so many races — not to mention the advent of ranked choice voting and the likelihood the pandemic will disrupt the voting process again — we’ve created a series of posts to help New Yorkers navigate the 2021 elections.

We’ve packed them with resources — including basic information, like where and when to vote.

If you can’t find the answer to your 2021 election questions — even as simple as “Where do I go to vote?” — please let us know below.

We’ll continue to update these posts as we get more information and answer more of your questions.

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Meanwhile, here are some posts every voter should check out:

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