Suffolk County Voters,
Please see the following information regarding poll relocations in Suffolk and balloting.
We will post updates as we receive them.
Babylon ED 130
If you are registered to vote in Babylon Election District 130 and your normal polling location is the Oak Beach Community Center on Oak Beach Rd. in Oak Beach, your polling station has been relocated.
You will now vote at Paul J. Bellew School (25 Higbie Ln., West Islip).
Babylon EDs 51, 96
If you are registered to vote in Babylon Election Districts 51 or 96 and your normal polling location is Harding Ave Elementary School on Harding Ave in Lindenhurst, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at Edward Bower Elementary School (315 W. Montauk Hwy., Lindenhurst).
Babylon EDs 47, 95, 112, 132, 137, 138
If you are registered to vote in Babylon Election Districts 47, 95, 112, 132, 137 or 138 and your normal polling location is Deer Park Sr. High School on Falcon Pl in Deer Park, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at John F Kennedy Intermediate School (101 Lake Ave., Deer Park)
Babylon EDs 29, 73, 79, 81, 86, 120, 126
If you are registered to vote in Babylon Election Districts 29, 73, 79, 81, 86, 120 or 126 and your normal polling location is May Moore Elem School on Central Ave in Deer Park, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at John F Kennedy Intermediate School (101 Lake Ave., Deer Park).
Brookhaven ED 57
If you are registered to vote in Brookhaven Election District 57 and your normal polling location is the Ocean Bay Park Fire House on Bay Walk in Ocean Beach, your polling station has been relocated.
You will now vote at the Knights of Columbus Hall (38 West 1st St in Patchogue).
Brookhaven EDs 5, 117, 212
If you are registered to vote in Brookhaven Election Districts 5, 117 or 212
and your normal polling location is Belle Terre Village Hall on Cliff Rd in Belle Terre, your polling location has not been relocated. The polling location at Belle Terre Village Hall has been restored.
Huntington ED 164
If you are registered to vote in Huntington Election District 164 and your normal polling location is Asharoken Village Hall on Asharoken Ave in Northport, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at the Eaton’s Neck Fire Dept. (55 Eaton’s Neck Rd, Eaton’s Neck).
Islip ED 08
If you are registered to vote in Islip Election District 08 and your normal polling location is the Ocean Beach Boat House (625 Bayberry Walk, Ocean Beach), your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at Bay Shore Middle School (393 Brook Ave, Bay Shore).
Smithtown EDs 27, 29, 44, 72
If you are registered to vote in Smithtown Election Districts 27, 29, 44 or 72 and your normal polling location is Parkview Elementary on Roundtree Rd in Smithtown, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at Kings Park High School (200 Route 25A, Kings Park).
Smithtown EDs 13, 17, 36, 49, 73
If you are registered to vote in Smithtown Election Districts 13, 17, 36, 49 or 73 and your normal polling location is Forest Brook Elem School on Lilac Ct in Smithtown, your polling location has been relocated.
You will now vote at Hauppauge Middle School (600 Townline Rd, Hauppauge).
All others will vote at their regular polling locations. The polls will be open from 6:00AM until 9:00PM on Tuesday for Election Day. Please refer to the NYS Voter Lookup to check your registration and find your polling location.
https://voterlookup.elections.state.ny.us/votersearch.aspx
Absentee Voting
Please note that all completed absentee ballots must be postmarked no later than Monday, November 5th or dropped off in person at the Board of Elections before 9PM on Tuesday November 6th. The time to apply for an absentee ballot for the 2012 General Election has passed.
Affidavit Balloting
Governor Cuomo signed an Executive Order allowing Suffolk County voters displaced by Hurricane Sandy to cast an affidavit ballot at a polling station other than their normal polling site.
The voter may vote by affidavit ballot only in contests that occur both in the location of the polling site and the district in which they are registered to vote.
For example, a voter who lives in Brookhaven who wishes to vote in Brooklyn may do so on Election Day but their vote will only count in the Presidential and U.S. Senate races, since these contests occur in both places. Votes cast in U.S. House, Town Supervisor, NYS Assembly and NYS Senate races will not be counted because these contests occur in the location at which the voter is registered but not the location at which the voter is voting.
A voter who lives in Montauk who wishes to vote in Amagansett may do so on Election Day. Their vote will count in all contests because the races occurring in both the location at which the voter is registered and voting are the same.
The State has established a toll-free number to assist voters with questions about voting, poll site changes and absentee ballots. The number is 1-855-NYS-SANDY (1-855-697-7263).