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Election

This section has information, ideas, and lists
to help you run for office.

Boards of Elections
Village, Library, and School Board elections are often run internally. Go to the place where you are considering running (administration office for School Board), and contact the clerk or administrator for information.


Associations for Local Boards

  • New York State Association of Library Boards provides information on the job of Library Board Members online at http://www.nysalb.org Need to contact individual library to find out when the election is between March and June , requirements to get on ballot, and seats that are up.
  • New York State School Boards Association provides information on the job of School Board Members online at http://www.nyssba.org
  • New York State Conference on Mayors and Municipal Officials has a web-site at http://www.nycom.org . Though, it does not provide extensive information on the actual job of village elected officials.
  • Suffolk County Village Officials Association includes downloadable directory of Village contact information and elected officials online at http://www.scvoa.com Need to contact individual Village to find out when the election is between March and June , requirements to get on ballot, and seats that are up.
  • Nassau County Village Officials Association includes online listing of Village contact information and elected officials online at http://www.ncvoa.org. You need to contact your individual Village to find out when the election is between March and June , requirements to get on ballot, and seats that are up. Warren Tackenberg, Executive Director, 525 South 13th Street, New Hyde Park, NY 11040-5572, 516-437-1455 FAX 516-437-1456

Books

Samples

Forms

Election Articles

Electoral Organizations

County

Towns

School Districts

Libraries

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