Let NY Vote is a nonpartisan, state-wide coalition working to improve our elections by making voting more accessible, secure, and equitable for every New York voter.  

Over the past six years, we brought the issue of voting reform front and center in New York and successfully advocated for the passage of over a dozen landmark voting rights reforms — the first in New York in over a century — that ensure New Yorkers have more time to vote, an easier time voting, and modern voter registration systems. 


our 2024 legislative agenda

Move New York City’s local elections to even-numbered years, including city elections (requires a constitutional amendment).

Require better notice to voters who are purged or put on inactive status (S6168/A6764).

Have New York join ERIC, an interstate data sharing organization that helps keep voter rolls clean (S6173B/A7052C).

our longer-term goals

Improving election administration across New York State.

The John L. Flateau Voting and Elections Database and Academic Center of New York Act (S657A/A885A).  

Expand civic engagement practices for students by enacting a new Student Voter Empowerment Act.

Democracy During Detention Act, which establishes the election infrastructure that makes voting accessible for all those eligible to vote who are detained in jails (S6875/A9612).

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Members of our coalition celebrating with Governor Hochul as she signed Vote By Mail into law.