Board of Elections - City of New York

Government AdministrationNew York, United States501-1000 Employees

The Board of Elections - City of New York (NYCBOE) is a government administration agency that oversees elections within New York City. It operates as a ten-member board, with two representatives from each borough appointed for four-year terms, and it manages the preparation of ballots, voter registration, and the certification of election results to ensure accurate canvassing and record-keeping. The agency also handles voter outreach, education, and access to voting, along with the processing of candidate petitions and campaign finance disclosures, and coordinates Election Day operations, including staffing, polling sites, and equipment deployment. Based in New York City, the organization serves residents by facilitating registration, informing voters about their rights, and ensuring orderly administration of local through federal elections. In addition to its core duties, NYCBOE maintains voter records and oversees the dissemination of election information, linking administrative functions with the practical delivery of voting services.

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