Vote in the NYS Primary Today

Will it be Bernie or Hillary? The Donald, Cruz or Kasich? That's what will be decided in the New York State Primary on Tuesday April 19th. Those who are registered Democrats or Republicans can vote in the election which will determine how the state's 95 Republican and 291 Democrat delegates will vote at the party conventions. It's one of the first years in recent history where New York voters can make a difference, so if you are registered, be sure to vote tomorrow between 6 am and 9 pm.

Click here to see if you are registered to vote, for which party and to find your polling location.

The League of Women Voters of Scarsdale (LWVS) has circulated the following information about how the voting will be done for the two parties on Tuesday – so read below before casting your vote:

From the LWVS:

Voters must be registered in the Democratic or Republican party to vote in that party's primary in New York State.

In New York State, the Republican and Democratic Presidential primaries are organized differently.

Republican Voters will be issued a ballot with candidates listed. The voter will choose one candidate, but will not vote for delegates. Please be advised that some candidates have withdrawn from the race but are still listed on the New York Ballot.

Democratic Voters will be asked to vote for the Presidential candidate AND delegates for the Democratic convention. Residents of the 16th Congressional District will vote for 6 delegates (indicated on the ballot instructions). The delegates listed in the same row across from the Presidential candidate are the delegates for that candidate.