DC 37 POLITICAL ACTION

Get Out the Vote! Important Information on Voting Deadlines and Pro-Worker Candidates for the Primary Election

Be prepared! Early voting and registration deadlines are approaching for in-person and mail-in voting for the New York State Primary Election.

Elections for U.S. Congress, State Comptroller, State Senate and State Assembly are on the line in the Democratic Primary. This is our opportunity to choose who will represent us in Washington, D.C. and Albany. Make your voice heard!

Register to Vote Today!

The last day to register to vote is Saturday, June 13. Click HERE to view or update your voting information.

Get Ready! Early Voting Begins Saturday, June 13

Early voting for the Democratic Primary Election takes place from Saturday, June 13 to Sunday, June 21. Click HERE to find your pollsite.

DC 37 Endorsements

To view the list of candidates endorsed by DC 37 Delegates in your neighborhood for the Tuesday, June 23 Primary Election, click HERE. Please note that primary races for Governor and Attorney General are uncontested and will not appear on the ballot. 

How does DC 37 decide which candidates to endorse? Read about the member-led process HERE.

View a sample ballot HERE.

Important Primary Election Deadlines

Saturday, June 13: Last day to register or update your voter registration for the Primary Election.

Saturday, June 13: Last day to request a Primary Election mail ballot online or by mail.

Mon, June 22, 2026: Last day to request a Primary Election mail ballot in person.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026: Postmark deadline for your completed mail-in ballot.

Primary Day is Tuesday, June 23. Polls are open from 6 a.m.-9 p.m.

Attend the Next Political Action Committee Meeting

The DC 37 Political Action Committee (PAC), chaired by Donald Nesbit, Executive Vice President of Local 372, is powered by dedicated union members, leaders, and volunteers from New York City’s largest public employee union— District Council 37 AFSCME.

Our PAC activists are on the front lines of advocacy, working to protect and advance workers’ rights through political action. From lobbying and voter education to grassroots mobilization, we are committed to making our voices heard.

District Council 37’s “Green Machine” is at the heart of this movement— engaging in door-knocking, phone banking, and rallies to support endorsed candidates across the five boroughs, especially in communities with strong DC 37 membership.

Together, we can continue building power and elect leaders who will stand up for working families and fight for a stronger, more equitable future.

Get involved. Stay engaged. Make a difference.

Ready to make an impact? To register, sign up here to join our next monthly PAC meeting!