Brooklyn’s guide to the 2026 General Election: Where to vote, who’s on the ballot, and more
Brooklyn voters are preparing for the November 3 general election, featuring high-stakes congressional challenges in southern Brooklyn and five citywide ballot proposals.
Brooklynites will head to the polls on Nov. 3 for a general election featuring several competitive races. In southern Brooklyn, Democrats are attempting to reclaim seats, with Mike DeCillis challenging incumbent Republican Nicole Malliotakis in NY-11. Other key contests include a rematch in Assembly District 45 between Michael Novahkov and Joey Cohen-Saban, as well as statewide races for Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney General.
Early voting begins Oct. 24 and runs through Nov. 1 at designated sites. Voters may also submit mail-in or absentee ballots if postmarked by Nov. 3 or dropped off at polling locations. In addition to candidate races, the ballot includes five proposals intended to expedite specific government actions. Residents are encouraged to use the Board of Elections poll site locator to confirm their specific district candidates and voting locations.
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