What Voting Reform Matters Most to You?

Reforms like preregistration for 16- and 17-year-olds, early voting, portable voter registration, and combined primaries have already passed at the state level. And as of earlier this week, we’ll also be getting electronic poll books and, starting in 2021, an online voter registration system through the State Board of Elections website. But there’s still more work to be done in order to make New York a leading state for voting rights. Take our survey to share which additional voting reforms matter most to you!

2019 has been a big year for New Yorkers' voting rights. Tell us which reforms you think the State Legislature should prioritize next.

Restoring voting rights to parolees

Automatic voter registration

Changing the party enrollment deadline

Voter Friendly Ballot Act (making the ballot design more user-friendly)

Allowing poll workers to serve split shifts

Expanding translation and language services at the polls

Instant-runoff voting

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What Voting Reform Matters Most to You? - NYC Votes