GE25 OFFICES & SAMPLE BALLOTS

With the 2025 November General Election and its Early Voting fast approaching, see what offices are up for election this year and take a look at the sample ballots from across Broome County.

The following offices are on the ballot...

• Broome County Clerk (Vote for one)

• City of Binghamton Mayor (Vote for one)

  
  

• Barker Town Council Member (Unexpired Term) (Vote for one)

• Binghamton Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Chenango Town Council Member (Unexpired Term) (Vote for one)

• Fenton Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Maine Town Supervisor (Unexpired Term) (Vote for one)

• Maine Town Council Member (Unexpired Term) (Vote for one)

• Maine Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Sanford Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Windsor Town Council Member (Unexpired Term) (Vote for one)

• Windsor Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Union Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Vestal Town Council Member (Vote for up to two)

• Vestal Town Superintendent of Highways (Vote for one)

• Vestal Town Justice (Vote for one)

• Village of Johnson City Mayor (Vote for one)

• Village of Johnson City Trustee (Vote for up to two)

• Village of Endicott Trustee (Vote for up to two)

• Village of Port Dickinson Trustee (Vote for up to two)

• Village of Windsor Trustee (Vote for up to two)

• State Ballot Proposition (Vote yes or no)

• Union Town Proposition (Vote yes or no)

• Vestal Town Proposition (Vote yes or no)

If you'd like to see your party's sample ballot visit the Sample Ballot page.

NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION DAY

The Broome County Board of Elections reminds all voting-age residents that today, Tuesday, September 16th, marks the 14th annual National Voter Registration Day!

We are proud to be a Premier and Community Partner of this day and getting Americans registered to vote!

You can register to vote OR update your voter registration by visiting our Voter Information section of our website! Register or Update Voter Record

2025 NYS BALLOT PROPOSITIONS

There will be one New York statewide ballot proposition on the back of all General Election ballots this fall.

New York State Election Law § 4–116(4) requires that any statewide ballot proposals be submitted to the voters at least two months ahead of the election.

To view the ballot question and abstract you can visit the Statewide Ballot Proposals page from the New York State Board of Elections or our Candidate Page here on our website.