VOTING OPTIONS:

ELECTION DAY - POLLS OPEN AT 6 AM and CLOSE AT 9 PM. Check your registration status and Polling Place information here: voterlookup.elections.ny.gov

EARLY VOTING - STARTS 10 DAYS BEFORE EACH ELECTION and ENDS 2 DAYS BEFORE EACH ELECTION at the Tioga County Board of Elections. The table below lists when polls will be open for Early Voting.

ABSENTEE VOTING - You may download the Absentee Ballot Request form from the document list below, or you may apply online using the absentee application portal: https://absenteeballot.elections.ny.gov/.

Applications sent by mail or electronic means must be received by the Board of Elections at least 15 days prior to the election, per new State legislation. You may apply in person up to the day before Election Day. For detailed information about absentee voting, click here.

If you have been issued an absentee ballot, you may check the status of your ballot here: voterlookup.elections.ny.gov

Accessible Voter Registration

You can complete an Accessible version of the New York State Voter Registration Form on-line by clicking on the link below, typing the necessary information and selecting the appropriate boxes.

• Accessible English Form On-line
• Accessible Spanish Form On-Line
• Once the form is completed, you need to print the form and sign and date it. Then, mail the form to the Tioga County Board of Elections.

Accessible Voting at the Poll Site

New York State ensures that voters who are visually impaired or otherwise disabled are still able to vote and can vote independently. Voters with such a disability who wish to vote in person during Early Voting or on Election Day may vote independently using the Ballot Marking Device (BMD) attached to the voting machine. Each poll site will have at least one BMD available for use.

Accessible Absentee Voting

Voters with a visual impairment that require a ballot with accessible features may apply using the online Accessible Absentee Ballot Application portal: https://absenteeballot.elections.ny.gov/home/accessible or download the Accessible Electronic Ballot Application.

For information about absentee voting in general, including application deadlines and how to return your ballot, click here.

Voters using the accessible absentee ballot system who are unable to print their ballot at home can access printing services at certain public printing resources, including but not limited to: libraries, print stores, shipping stores, and office supply stores. Voters should contact their local printing resources for details on the printing services offered. The following locations in Tioga County have printers available for public use:

Apalachin Public Library, 719 Main Street, Apalachin, NY 13732

Berkshire Free Library, 12519 State Route 38, Berkshire, NY 13736

Cady Library, 42 E. River Road, Nichols, NY 13812

Candor Free Library, 2 Bank Street, Candor, NY 13743

Coburn Free Library, 275 Main Street, Owego, NY 13827

Spencer Library, 41 N. Main Street, Spencer, NY 14883

Tappan-Spaulding Memorial Library, 6 Rock Street, Newark Valley, NY 13811

Waverly Free Library, 18 Elizabeth Street, Waverly, NY 14892

All polling places throughout the county are accessible in accordance with ADA guidelines.

TOWN OF BARTON

Waverly Village Hall
32 Ithaca St, Waverly 14892
Districts 1, 2, 3

Lockwood Volunteer Fire Company  
34 Main St, Lockwood 14859  
District 5

Barton Town Hall
304 State Route 17C, Waverly 14892 
Districts 4, 7

TOWN OF BERKSHIRE

Berkshire Town Hall
18 Railroad Ave, Berkshire 13736
District 1

TOWN OF CANDOR

Candor Fire Station
74 Owego Rd, Candor 13743
Districts 1, 3

Weltonville Fire Company 
3232 West Creek Rd, Newark Valley 13811
District 2

TOWN OF NEWARK VALLEY

NV Fire Department   
7151 State Route 38, Newark Valley 13811
Districts 1, 2

TOWN OF NICHOLS

Nichols United Methodist Church
59 South Main St, Nichols 13812
Districts 1, 2

TOWN OF OWEGO

Campville Fire Station
6153 State Route 17C, Endicott 13760
Districts 1, 2, 3

Living Water Baptist Church       
1405 Taylor Rd, Owego 13827
District 4

Owego United Methodist Church
261 Main St, Owego 13827
Districts 5, 6, 7

Owego Shared Services Building
2272 State Route 434, Apalachin 13732
Districts 8, 11, 14

Apalachin United Methodist Church
303 Pennsylvania Ave, Apalachin 13732
Districts 12, 13, 19

Park Terrace United Methodist Church
30 Glann Rd, Apalachin 13732
Districts 15, 17

TOWN OF RICHFORD

Richford Town Hall
1 Bowery Ln, Richford 13835
District 1

TOWN OF SPENCER

Spencer Town Hall
79 East Tioga St, Spencer 14883
Districts 1, 2

TOWN OF TIOGA

Loyal Order of Moose #1595
3 Goodrich Rd, Owego 13827
District 1

Tioga Town Hall
54 Fifth Ave, Barton 13734
District 2

Use the links below to view information about this year's ballot - such as offices up for election, candidates, and proposals.

The documents below list all candidate petitions that have been filed with the Tioga County Board of Elections to date for the 2023 elections. Petitions filed will be updated daily during each petition filing period.

Filing Dates for Designation Petitions are April 3-6. *Update 4/3/2023: State legislation has extended the filing deadline to April 10th. Signatures may still only be collected thru April 6th.

Filing Dates for Independent Petitions are May 23-30. (BOE will be closed May 29 for Memorial Day)

The maps found below represent the district boundaries in Tioga County following 2022 redistricting, effective on January 1, 2023. Additional congressional, assembly, and senatorial district maps may be found HERE.

Individual election district maps are available upon request.

Use the Tioga County GIS Maps tool to view an interactive map of congressional, state legislative, local legislative, and election districts. After opening the map, select the "Layer List" in the upper right of the map to choose the mapping data you want to view.

You may also download a KMZ file of Tioga County election districts for use with your own projects. This file opens best with Google Earth Pro, which is free.

Download Google Earth Pro

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Click HERE and read this brochure to learn more about being an Election Inspector. If interested, please email us at [email protected], call us at 607-687-8261, or complete this online form.

Current Election Inspectors: If you get assigned to work at a location that is not your voting district, and you wish to vote by absentee, use the Special Ballot Application below.

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