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Note to Vote

Skip the lines – and get online – at the DMV

The State of New York is reminding residents That They must be registered to vote by March 25 in order to cast ballots in the upcoming presidential primaries on April 19.

And New Yorkers looking to register to vote, or to change Their enrollment information, can do so by using the state’s online voter registration service on the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles’ (DMV’s) website. Since the system was Launched in 2012, more than 256.600 New Yorkers – 80,500 of Which Were Registering for the first time – have registered to vote using the automated online system, found at on.ny.gov/1u6OsZF .

New Yorkers can sign up for a Easily secure MyDMV account and register to vote or access a variety of other services like party enrollment or updating a home address. To create an account, Individuals must use Their New York State driver license, permit or non-driver ID, last four digits of Their Social Security Number, and the ZIP code currently are listed on Their driver license, permit or non-driver ID record. Upon completion, the DMV SENDS voter registration applications to the County Board of Elections for action. New Yorkers can use the New York State Board of Elections’ website at bit.ly/1hs6kZ8 to check Their voter registration status.

” New Yorkers can Quickly and Easily log onto our website from a computer, tablet, or even a smartphone to register to vote in just minutes, “Said New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Executive Deputy Commissioner Terri Egan. “ I Encourage Those eligible to take a few moments to register, then a vote in the primaries to exercise Their rights esta election season.”

to register to vote , a New Yorker must.

• Be a United States citizen
  · Be 18 years old by December 31 of the year in Which you submit the form (note: you must be 18 years old by the date of the General, primary or other election in Which you want to vote).
  · Live at your present address at Least 30 days before an election.
  · Not be in prison or on parole for a felony conviction.
  · Not be adjudged mentally incompetent by a court.
  · Not claim the right to vote elsewhere.

to see a list of frequently asked Questions about the application process voter registration Please visit on.ny.gov/1UbvSOG . DMV acerca For more information, Please call 212.645.5550 or visit dmv.ny.gov .

Note to Vote

Avoid rows and go online to DMV

the state of New York reminds residents must be registered to vote by March 25 to issue. their vote in the upcoming presidential primary election on April 19.

And New Yorkers looking to register to vote or change their registration information, they can do so using the online service voter registration status in the site of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV for its acronym in English) the state of New York. Since the system was launched in 2012, more than 256.600 -80.500 Yorkers of which were registered the first time have registered to vote using the automated online system, which is in on. ny.gov/1u6OsZF .

New Yorkers can easily register for a secure account MyDMV and register to vote, or have access to a variety of other services, such as updating party registration or home address. To create an account, people must use their driving license the State of New York, permit or non-driver ID; the last four digits of your Social Security number and zip code currently listed on your driver’s license, permit or registration of non-driver ID. Once completed, the DMV sends voter registration applications to the County Board of Elections. New Yorkers can use the website of the Board of Elections the State of New York in bit.ly/1hs6kZ8 to check the status of your voter registration.

” The quick Yorkers and can easily log on to our website from a computer, tablet or even a smartphone, to register to vote in a matter of minutes, “said Terri Egan, executive assistant commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles of New York. “I encourage eligible to take a few minutes to register people, then vote in the primaries and exercise their rights in this election season”

To register to vote, a New Yorker should:.

• be a citizen of the United States
  · be 18 years old before December 31 of the year in which the form (note is sent: must be 18 years of age on the date of election overall, primary or otherwise where you want to vote).
  · to live at your current address for at least 30 days before the election.
  · not in prison or on parole for a crime serious.
  · not have been declared mentally incompetent by a court.
  · not claim the right to vote elsewhere.

to a list of frequently asked questions about the application process voter registration visit on.ny.gov/1UbvSOG . For more information about the DMV, please call 212.645.5550 or visit dmv.ny.gov .