Election 2022: Every Vote Matters

On November 8, 2022, elections will be held for the following offices: Governor and Lieutenant Governor of New York, U.S. Senator, New York State Attorney General, New York State Comptroller, U.S. House of Representatives (26 seats), New York State Senate (63 seats), New York State Assembly (150 seats), and various judgeships and local offices.

This page is New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms’ voter information page pertaining to the November 8 elections. It is vitally important that Christian New Yorkers make it a priority to vote, and to vote our values. Please use this page as an informational resource, and please circulate it to your friends and family.

To find out which offices are to be filled in your area, please see below or utilize the New York State Voter Lookup Tool. Utilizing this tool will help voters find information on polling places and times, as well as identify the legislative districts in which they reside.

Sample ballots are often available on your county’s Board of Elections website. Readers can find their county’s BOE website here.

Please note that due to legislative redistricting, boundaries for congressional districts, State Senate districts, and State Assembly districts have changed since the last time you voted. To view the new maps, please visit latfor.state.ny.us/maps/.

Early voting begins October 29, 2022 and continues until November 6, 2022.

Congressional Races

To properly identify which congressional district a voter resides in, utilize the New York State Voter Lookup Tool. To view nonpartisan voter guides for the elections to each of the 26 New York seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, please click the links below.

New York’s 1^st Congressional District

New York’s 2^nd Congressional District

New York’s 3^rd Congressional District

New York’s 4^th Congressional District

New York’s 5^th Congressional District

New York’s 6^th Congressional District

New York’s 7^th Congressional District

New York’s 8^th Congressional District

New York’s 9^th Congressional District

New York’s 10^th Congressional District

New York’s 11^th Congressional District

New York’s 12^th Congressional District

New York’s 13^th Congressional District

New York’s 14^th Congressional District

New York’s 15^th Congressional District

New York’s 16^th Congressional District

New York’s 17^th Congressional District

New York’s 18^th Congressional District

New York’s 19^th Congressional District

New York’s 20^th Congressional District

New York’s 21^st Congressional District

New York’s 22^nd Congressional District

New York’s 23^rd Congressional District

New York’s 24^th Congressional District

New York’s 25^th Congressional District

New York’s 26^th Congressional District

State Senate Races

To properly identify which state senate district a voter resides in, utilize the New York State Voter Lookup Tool. For information on selected New York State Senate races, please click the links below:

New York’s 1^st State Senate District

New York’s 5^th State Senate District

New York’s 7^th State Senate District

New York’s 9^th State Senate District

New York’s 38^th State Senate District

New York’s 43^rd State Senate District

New York’s 44^th State Senate District

New York’s 52^nd State Senate District

New York’s 61^st State Senate District

Ballot Proposals

New Yorkers will also vote on a ballot measure this year. The ballot measure is known as Proposal Number One, the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022. The Environmental Bond Act would authorize the state of New York to incur debt and sell government bonds worth a total of $4.2 billion to fund projects that protect the environment.

The ballot measure will be located on the back side of voters’ ballots.

You can find more information about Proposal One here.