Government
General Election
Nov 3, 2026 · New York City · 29 races, 5 proposals
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State
Manhattan · 1st Judicial District
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Kingo
Taylor
Goldfein
Voters will choose six justices for Manhattan Supreme Court, which hears civil cases and felony prosecutions.
Undecided
2nd Judicial District
Choose up to 4
Jacques
Patel
Mimes
This vote decides who fills Brooklyn's four open State Supreme Court seats.
Undecided
11th Judicial District
Choose up to 3
Novillo
Phillips
Adams
Voters choose who fills three open seats on the State Supreme Court bench in Queens.
Undecided
12th Judicial District
Yearwood
Who takes this Bronx seat on the bench in the Nov. 3, 2026 election.
Undecided
13th Judicial District
Richards
Pinto
Decides which of the two nominees fills Staten Island's one open Supreme Court seat.
Undecided
City
Wilson
Bhatti
The winner represents Manhattan's West Side on the City Council, voting on city laws and the city budget that shape housing, street design, health services and how the city treats immigrant and LGBTQ+ residents.
Undecided
Mella
Who will hold the one Manhattan judgeship on this court that is on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
Undecided
Gonzalez
Who holds the Bronx's Surrogate's Court seat when the current term expires at the end of 2026.
Undecided
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Hanshaft
Morales-Minerva
Frants
Who fills Manhattan's three countywide Civil Court judgeships on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
Undecided
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Noel
Cascio
Felix
Ortiz
Who fills Brooklyn's four open countywide Civil Court judgeships.
Undecided
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Wong
Milner
Valle-Bueno
Decides who fills three Queens County seats on the Civil Court.
Undecided
Golden
Yost
Decides who fills Staten Island's one Civil Court seat on this ballot.
Undecided
Flores
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship for Manhattan's 1st Municipal Court District on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
Undecided
Morales
Who fills the new Civil Court judgeship for the Bronx's 1st Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Vitucci
Low
Decides who takes a newly created judgeship on Staten Island's Civil Court bench.
Undecided
Collins-Sedey
Who fills a new Civil Court judgeship in the Bronx's 2nd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Brown-Akowe
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot in Brooklyn's 2nd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Keller
Dachtera
Who fills a newly created Civil Court seat elected from Queens's 2nd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Benathen
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship for Manhattan's 3rd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Ortiz
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot in Brooklyn's 3rd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
McSweeney-Ortiz
Shanahan
Who fills the Civil Court seat elected from Queens's 3rd Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Bondy
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot in Manhattan's 4th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
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Carr
Franklin
Vaughn
Voters choose who fills the two Civil Court seats elected from Brooklyn's 4th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Irizarry
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship for Queens' 4th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
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Purvis
DeSouza-Forte
Who fills the two Civil Court judgeships on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot in Brooklyn's 6th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
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Espinal
Levy
Cortes-Tower
Tingling
Who fills the four Civil Court judgeships elected from Manhattan's 7th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Hamblin
Who fills the Civil Court judgeship for Brooklyn's 7th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Liebman
Harris
Voters decide who fills the Civil Court seat elected from Brooklyn's 8th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
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Frankola-Crawford
Krist
Who fills the two Civil Court judgeships for Manhattan's 9th Municipal Court District.
Undecided
Public-space permits
Changes how the City approves ramps, benches, cafés and other private uses of sidewalks and streets: public hearings become optional, and the City Council can no longer reject sidewalk cafés.
Undecided
City contracting
Lets a city board shorten the questionnaire businesses and nonprofits fill out for city contracts, lets the Mayor hand some large-contract approvals to agency officials, drops a yearly hearing, and requires the board to meet quarterly.
Undecided
Streets, city property and offices
One vote covers three subjects: fewer required steps before street projects, sales and leases of small city-owned lots without a City Council vote, and city office deals without Council or City Planning Commission approval.
Undecided
Building and waterfront permits
Lets the Buildings Department appoint more officials who can approve construction projects, requires one system for filing permits with several agencies, and moves waterfront permitting from Small Business Services to Buildings.
Undecided
Rainy-day reserves
Adds a reserve target, a process for calculating deposits and a city-law withdrawal limit aligned with state law.
Undecided
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