Voter Look Up By Address
Each year, you should receive a postcard from the Board of Elections verifying your current address. This card also indicates the location of your polling place and whether or not this place is accessible to the handicapped. If you have any questions about the information provided, call your County Board of Elections.
City of Batavia
- Ward I
- Dist. 01-01 The Salvation Army, 529 E. Main St
- Dist. 01-02 The Salvation Army, 529 E. Main St
- Dist. 01-03 The Salvation Army, 529 E. Main St
- Ward II
- Dist. 02-01 Richmond Memorial Library, 19 Ross St
- Dist. 02-02 Richmond Memorial Library, 19 Ross St
- Ward III
- Dist. 03-01 Senior Center, 2 Bank St
- Dist. 03-02 Senior Center, 2 Bank St
- Ward IV
- Dist. 04-01 ARC Community Center, 38 Woodrow Rd
- Dist. 04-02 ARC Community Center, 38 Woodrow Rd
- Dist. 04-03 ARC Community Center, 38 Woodrow Rd
- Ward V
- Dist. 05-01 Ascension Parish, 15 Sumner St
- Dist.05-02 Ascension Parish, 15 Sumner St
- Dist. 05-03 Ascension Parish, 15 Sumner St
- Ward VI
- Dist. 06-01 Ascension Parish, 15 Sumner St
- Dist. 06-02 400 Towers, 400 E Main St
Towns
- Alabama
- Dist. 10-01 Alabama Fire Dept Rec Hall, 2230 Judge Rd
- Dist. 10-02 Alabama Fire Dept Rec Hall, 2230 Judge Rd
- Alexander
- Dist.11-01 Alexander Fire Dept Rec Hall, 10708 Route 98
- Dist.11-02 Alexander Fire Dept Rec Hall, 10708 Route 98
- Batavia
- Dist. 12-01 Batavia Town Hall, 3833 West Main Rd
- Dist. 12-02 Batavia Town Hall, 3833 W Main Rd
- Dist. 12-03 Richard C. Call Arena (GCC), 1 College Rd
- Dist.12-04 County Bldg. II, 3837 W. Main St. Rd
- Bergen
- Dist. 13-01 Gillam Grant Comm Center, 6966 W Bergen Rd
- Dist. 13-02 Gillam Grant Comm Center, 6966 W Bergen Rd
- Bethany
- Dist. 14-01 Bethany Community Center, 10510 Bethany Ctr Rd
- Byron
- Dist. 15-01 Byron Town Hall, 7028 Route 237
- Dist. 15-02 Byron Town Hall, 7028 Route 237
- Darien
- Dist. 16-01 Darien Town Hall, 10569 Allegany Rd
- Dist. 16-02 Darien Town Hall, 10569 Allegany Rd
- Elba
- Dist. 17-01 Elba Fire Dept. Rec Hall, 7143 Oak Orchard Rd
- Dist. 17-02 Elba Fire Dept. Rec Hall, 7143 Oak Orchard Rd
- Le Roy
- Dist. 18-01 Masonic Community Center, 12 Bank St
- Dist. 18-02 Masonic Community Center, 12 Bank St
- Dist. 18-03 Masonic Community Center, 12 Bank St
- Dist. 18-04 Masonic Community Center, 12 Bank St
- Dist. 18-05 Knights of Columbus Hall, 15 W Main St
- Dist. 18-06 Knights of Columbus Hall, 15 W Main St
- Dist. 18-07 Knights of Columbus Hall, 15 W Main St
- Dist. 18-08 Knights of Columbus Hall, 15 W Main St
- Oakfield
- Dist. 19-01 Oakfield Town Hall, 3219 Drake St
- Dist. 19-02 Oakfield Town Hall, 3219 Drake St
- Dist. 19-03 Oakfield Town Hall, 3219 Drake St
- Pavilion
- Dist. 20-01 Pavilion Town Hall
- Dist. 20-02 Pavilion Town Hall
- Pembroke
- Dist. 21-01 St. Maximilian Kolbe (Holy Name)
- Dist. 21-02 Corfu Fire Hall, 116 E Main St
- Dist. 21-03 Pembroke Town Hall, 1145 Route 5
- Dist. 21-04 Pembroke Town Hall, 1145 Route 5
- Stafford
- Dist. 22-01 New Town Hall, 8903 Route 237
- Dist. 22-02 New Town Hall, 8903 Route 237
- Dist. 22-03 New Town Hall, 8903 Route 237
Election District Maps(PDF, 4MB)
Primary Election: Polls are open from 6 AM - 9 PM
General Election: Polls are open from 6 AM - 9 PM
Early Voting 2024:
November 5, 2024 General Election will have two Early Voting sites:
- Genesee ARC Community Center, 38 Woodrow Rd., Batavia, NY 14020
- County Building Two, 3837 W. Main St. Rd., Batavia, NY 14020
Early Voting – November 5, 2024 General Election
Saturday, October 26th – 9am-5pm
Sunday, October 27th – 9am-5pm
Monday, October 28th – 9am-5pm
Tuesday, October 29th – 12pm-8pm
Wednesday, October 30th – 12pm-8pm
Thursday, October 31st – 9am-5pm
Friday, November 1st – 9am-5pm
Saturday, November 2nd – 9am-5pm
Sunday, November 3rd – 9am-5pm
*Early Voting sites are accessible to voters with disabilities and serves all voters in Genesee County*
To Register To Vote You Must:
- Be a U.S. Citizen
- Be 18 years old by the end of this year
- Not be in prison for a felony conviction
- Not claim the right to vote elsewhere
- Not found to be incompetent by a court
- Will have lived in the county, city or village for at least 30 days before the election.
You can obtain a mail registration form by calling 1-800-FOR-VOTE or your County Board of Elections. Forms are also available at most government agencies and post offices. Complete the form and mail it to your County Board of Elections. You may also register in person at your County Board of Elections.
Voter Registration Form(PDF, 696KB)
Reasons to Complete a New Voter Registration Form:
- Change the name or address on your voter registration
- Become a member of a political party
- Change your party membership
- Register to vote in New York State Elections
Identification
You will be asked to provide either your 9 digit DMV number (driver's license or non-driver number), or the last four digits of your social security number. If you do not have a DMV or social security number, you may use a valid photo ID, a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check or some other government document that shows your name and address.
*If you are unable to verify your identity before Election Day, you will be asked for ID when you vote for the first time.
You must be enrolled in one of the 4 recognized parties (i.e., Democratic, Republican, Conservative, Working Families) and there must be a primary in the party in which you are enrolled.
Complete a voter registration form and indicate your political party choice. Political party enrollment is optional but that, in order to vote in a primary election of a political party, a voter must enroll in that political party.
*Note: Change of Enrollments are effective immediately; except for those filed between February 15th - June 30th; Change of Enrollments filed between February 15th - June 30th, will take effect on June 30th.
If you will be absent from your county on election day because of your occupation, business, vacation or studies, you can request an absentee ballot application and vote by absentee ballot in any primary, special or general election. The application may be obtained from any Board of Elections. If you are calling or applying by mail, you must do so at least seven days before the election. If you are applying in person, you may do so up to and including the day before the election. You may also vote by absentee ballot if you are ill or have a physical disability. Persons who are permanently ill or disabled may receive absentee ballots for all future elections by filing only one application indicating your illness or disability. You will then be sent an absentee ballot for every primary, special or general election for which you qualify as a voter.
**IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ABSENTEE VOTERS**
Voters planning to vote by absentee ballot will no longer have the option to vote in person on a machine if an absentee ballot has been issued. This new statutory change requires voters who have been issued an absentee ballot and later decide to cast their ballot in person to vote via affidavit ballot.
Early Mail Ballot Request Portal
Absentee Ballot Request Portal
Early Mail Ballot Request- Printable(PDF, 249KB)
Absentee Ballot Request- Printable(PDF, 169KB)
For those in the Military or reside overseas, you are required to complete a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA).
Federal Post Card Application - printable(PDF, 240KB)
Town of Alabama(PDF, 62KB)
Town of Alexander(PDF, 63KB)
Town of Batavia(PDF, 65KB)
Town of Bergen(PDF, 64KB)
Town of Bethany(PDF, 62KB)
Town of Byron(PDF, 66KB)
Town of Elba(PDF, 62KB)
Town of Oakfield(PDF, 62KB)
City of Batavia, Town of Darien, Town of LeRoy, Town of Pavilion, Town of Pembroke, Town of Stafford(PDF, 64KB)
Town of Bethany Proposition(PDF, 12KB)
County Offices
Sheriff (vote for 1) –
Joseph M. Graff – Republican, Conservative
Treasurer (vote for 1) –
Kevin J. Andrews – Republican, Conservative
Coroner (vote for 2) –
Karen A. Lang, Republican
Drew D. Klotzbach, Republican
Town of Alabama
Town Justice (vote for 1) –
Mark A. Williams, Republican
Town of Alexander
Highway Superintendent (unexpired term)(vote for 1) –
Brian E. Farnsworth, Republican
Town Councilperson (unexpired term)(vote for 1) –
Ronald P. Merrill, Republican
Town of Batavia
Town Clerk (unexpired term) (vote for 1) –
Jennifer M. Zambito, Republican, Conservative
Town Justice (vote for 1) –
Lisa A. Funke, Republican, Conservative
Town of Bergen
Town Councilperson (unexpired term) (vote for 1) –
Karen E. Ely, Republican
Town Justice (vote for 1) –
Robert G. Swapceinski, Republican
Town of Bethany
Town Justice (vote for 1) – no candidate
*Proposition for the Town of Bethany ONLY*
The Town of Bethany has only had 1 justice for the past 2 years and would like to reduce the justice positions from 2 to 1 permanently starting January 1, 2025. This will reduce budget costs and have no impact on public safety. Shall this proposition be approved? Yes No
Town of Byron
Town Clerk (unexpired term) (vote for 1)
Kristy L. Murphy, Republican
Marilyn Weinert, Byron Forward (BFP)
Town Councilperson (unexpired term) vote for 1 –
Martin R. Dilcher, Republican
Ben Raccuia, Open Communications Party (OCP)
Town Justice (vote for 2) –
Edward H. Shenck, Republican
Christopher J. Scopano, Republican
Town of Elba
Town Justice (vote for 1) -
Anthony Zambito, Jr., Republican
Town of Oakfield
Town Justice (vote for 1) –
Randy T. Baker, Republican