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Madison County Board of Elections
Enrollment figures as of 6/3/13: Total 40,645
DEM: 11,382 REP: 16,174 CON: 837 WFM: 223 IND: 2,679 GRN: 133 BLK: 8,854
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The next Election
September 10, 2013 Primary Election
For voters registered in parties holding the primaries only.September 10, 2013 Primary Election
Polls open Noon to 9:00pm
Check this out:
Voter Registration form: Click here for a printable registration form.
Voter bill of rights: Click to view your rights as a voter in New York State.
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Voting in Madison County
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For more information click on Elections information in the menu bar and then on Inspector information.
Mission:
The Madison County Board of Elections is dedicated to ensuring that all eligible residents have the opportunity to register to vote, easily cast their vote & be confident that every vote is counted.
Accurate information will be provided regarding voter registration, the voting process, and running for office. Elections will be conducted according to Election Law in a nonpartisan, open manner to ensure public confidence. The Board of Elections is committed to serving all citizens & administering Elections that are accessible & fair with valid results.
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