New York City Civic Engagement Commission

Today is Election Day in NYC! 🗳️

Cast your vote today and help choose your party’s nominees for the November general election.

Language assistance is available at the polls. Voters may bring an interpreter of their choice, and our interpreters are stationed at 100 poll sites across the city.

For more information on CEC’s voter interpretation services, visit on.nyc.gov/vla

You have the right to vote in your language! Bring an interpreter with you to the voting booth today on Election Day - visit our website to learn about CEC interpretation services: on.nyc.gov/vla

🚨It’s the LAST DAY to vote in The People’s Money!

That means you still have time to help decide how $4 million of city funding is invested in neighborhoods across NYC.

Want health resources? Youth programs? Food access? Job training? This is your chance to weigh in.

Voting is open to ALL New Yorkers 11 and older regardless of immigration status.

It only takes a couple minutes, but the ideas selected will make a lasting impact.

TELL EVERY NEW YORKER YOU KNOW to vote before the ballot closes at MIDNIGHT at on.nyc.gov/pb 🗳️⏰

NYC, early voting for the June Primary ends tomorrow, Sunday, June 21!

CEC interpreters are at 50 early voting sites today and tomorrow, assisting voters with limited English proficiency.

See one at your poll site? Just ask—they’re here to help! You may also bring a friend or family member to assist you.

More info: on.nyc.gov/vla

NYC, you have the right to in your language! You may bring an interpreter to the voting booth. We will have interpreters in select languages and poll sites. Visit on.nyc.gov/vla to learn more!

New Yorkais, vous avez le droit de (voter) dans votre langue ! Vous pouvez vous faire accompagner d’un interprète dans l’isoloir. NYCCEC offrira des services d’interprétation pour certaines langues dans certains bureaux de vote. Consultez on.nyc.gov/vlaFR pour en savoir plus !

A NYC avete il diritto di (votare) nella vostra lingua! Gli elettori possono essere accompagnati in cabina da un interprete. In alcuni seggi NYCCEC metterà a disposizione servizi di interpretariato in determinate lingue. Per ulteriori informazioni consultare on.nyc.gov/vlaIT!

Νέα Υόρκη, έχετε το δικαίωμα να #ψηφίσετε στη γλώσσα σας! Μπορείτε να φέρετε διερμηνέα στο εκλογικό τμήμα. Το NYCCEC θα διαθέτει διερμηνείς σε επιλεγμένες γλώσσες και εκλογικά τμήματα. Επισκεφθείτε το on.nyc.gov/vlaGR για να μάθετε περισσότερα! #ΨηφίστεΝέαΥιος

How often do you see giant inflatable ballot boxes and dancing yellow puppets? Yeah, that just was us getting out the People’s Money vote at Brooklyn Pride this weekend.

Alongside CEC Commissioner & CEO of DoSomething DeNora Getachew, we spent the day helping New Yorkers make their voice heard through citywide participatory budgeting.

From conversations at our festival booth to our Sunny puppets dancing through the crowds, we connected with Brooklynites about the opportunity to help decide how city funding is invested in communities across the five boroughs. Festival-goers stopped by for games, giveaways, and, most importantly, to cast their votes.

We wrapped up the day marching in the parade with fellow city agencies, nonprofits, and local groups, celebrating a tradition rooted in community, visibility, and collective action. 🏳️‍🌈

If you weren’t able to vote with us in-person, don’t worry! You can VOTE ONLINE through this Sunday at on.nyc.gov/pb 🔗

Every borough has ideas. Every New Yorker has a vote.

The People’s Money is our citywide participatory budgeting process, where New Yorkers decide how to spend $4 million of the city budget on projects in their boroughs.

Now it’s your turn.

All NYC residents age 11 and older can vote on which ideas will receive funding.

Swipe through to see what’s on the ballot, then cast your vote online before June 21.

🗳️Vote now at on.nyc.gov/pb