Tomorrow is Election Day

Tomorrow is Election Day and your last chance to cast your ballot! Remember that your opinion matters, and voting is a powerful way to amplify your voice!

Voting Reminders:

• Polls will be open from 6AM to 9 PM. If you are in line by 9 PM, please know that you can stay in line to cast a ballot. You can find your poll site here.
• If you are voting by mail, please be sure that your ballot receives a postmark no later than November 4th, 2025.
• If, for any reason, your name can’t be found in the voter registration system at your polling place, you still have the right to vote using an affidavit ballot. This means you’ll fill out a form and swear an oath stating that you’re a registered voter who lives in the district and are eligible to vote. After Election Day, election officials will review your information, and your vote will be counted if your eligibility is confirmed.

Depending on your district, New Yorkers will be voting for the Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, City Council, District Attorney, and Justices of the Supreme Court as well as the 6 ballot proposals.

Below are some resources that we are resharing in case you missed them:

• Ballot Proposals: Learn more here about the 6 ballot proposals New Yorkers will find on their ballot. The one pager provides an overview of each ballot measure, brief review of advantages and disadvantages, as well as CPC's stances on the measures for your reference.

• AAPI Power Coalition Nonpartisan Voter Tool in 8 Asian Languages:
  • Use this nonpartisan voter tool to learn what's on your ballot based on your address.
  • Available in English, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Punjabi, Urdu, Arabic, Tagalog, and Bengali.

• Comparing the Mayoral Candidates:
  • Watch the debate between the top mayoral candidates here.

CPC has been working diligently to make sure that our community members are informed and empowered to make their voices heard in this election, especially our young people! We have held a voter registration and education event and mobilized CPC alumni to call AAPI voters throughout the city. In total, our teams have reached out to more than 300 AAPI and immigrant voters over the course of this election season. 

ABOUT CPC
The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) is a social services organization that creates positive social change. Founded in 1965, CPC is the nation's largest Asian American social services organization and aims to promote the social and economic empowerment of Chinese American, immigrant, and low-income communities of New York City. CPC is the trusted partner to individuals and families striving to achieve goals in their education, family, community, and career. 

關於華策會
華人策劃協會（簡稱“華策會”）是一個致力於創造正向社會變革的社會服務機構。華策會成立於1965年，是美國最大的亞裔美國人社會服務機構，旨在促進紐約市華裔美國人、移民及低收入社區的社會權益和經濟賦權。華策會是為個人和家庭實現其教育、家庭、社區及職業目標而努力的可信賴機構。

ACERCA DE CPC
El Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) es una organización de servicios sociales que crea un cambio social positivo. Fundada en 1965, CPC es la mayor organización de servicios sociales asiático-americanos del país y su objetivo es promover la capacitación social y económica de las comunidades chino-americanas, inmigrantes y de bajos ingresos de la ciudad de Nueva York. CPC es el socio de confianza de personas y familias que se esfuerzan por alcanzar objetivos en su educación, familia, comunidad y carrera.