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VOTE! Election Day November 2nd: New York City Votes A New Way!

By
Real Estate Agent

 

 

New Yorkers will vote on new voting machines this year.

Voting Machine Scanner

This year New Yorkers will be voting via a paper ballot and an optical scanner.

Say Goodbye to the old lever machines.

Old Voting Machine

VOTERS CALL 311

OR

TWEET #NYCVOTES

ON ELECTION DAY TO REPORT ANY PROBLEMS AT THE POLLS

Mayor Bloomberg announced via Twitter that 311 will track Election Day complaints and urged New Yorkers to call 311 to report any issues they observe at their poll sites.

311 operators will record whether the reason for the call concerns difficulties with poll sites, voting machine, or poll site workers. All data collected will be shared with the Board of Elections to help it identify and address problems and improve overall service delivery. In addition, preliminary data will be released to the public on Election Day.

The Mayor (@nycmayorsoffice) via Twitter is also encouraging voters to tweet any problems they encounter at the polls - with the hashtag #nycvotes, providing the public with another avenue for making their voices heard. The Board of Elections and the public will be able to monitor the Tweets, as will the Mayor's Office.

Vote The New Way Demonstration.

For additional information, please call 866-VOTE-NYC (866-868-3692), TTY 212-487-5496.

Polls will be open 11/02/2010, 6:00 am- 9:00 pm - VOTE!

 


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Comments (7)

Hannah Williams
HomeStarr Realty - Philadelphia, PA
Expertise NE Philadelphia & Bucks 215-820-3376

Looks really Cool..Looks like  confusion too!

Oct 29, 2010 07:34 AM
Mitchell J Hall
Manhattan, NY
Lic Associate RE Broker - Manhattan & Brooklyn

Hi Hannah, I have a feeling there will be a lot of confusion. A paper ballot first than to a scanner. The old machines worked fine for more than 100 years. They were private too. Go in pull the curtain, vote, pull the lever done.

Oct 29, 2010 08:25 AM
Jark Krysinski *PREC (Personal Real Estate Corporation)
REMAX CREST REALTY WESTSIDE - Vancouver, BC
TeamYVR Team Leader, BA,ABR,IRES,IMSD,LLB

Mitchell, hopefully people aren't too hung over and exhausted after the bustling Halloween party weekend.  Cheers, Jark.

Oct 29, 2010 01:43 PM
Peggy Hughes/pha logistix, inc.
pha logistix inc - San Francisco, CA
SF NYC LA

Mitchell,  many counties in CA are testing new machines... fortunately, out here, all residents are permitted to vote early via mail-in ballots.  But, there is talk of on-line voting.  Bet I'll see that in my lifetime. Technology is amazing...

Oct 29, 2010 03:17 PM
Faina Reinhardt
HotRentalsNY.com - Manhattan, NY

I think this will through the elderly for a loop.  I guess we will soon see.

Oct 30, 2010 04:10 AM
Mitchell J Hall
Manhattan, NY
Lic Associate RE Broker - Manhattan & Brooklyn

Jark, Hopefully all the partying will be over by Tuesday. Thanks for stopping by.

Peggy, I think we may. When I heard we have paper ballots and a scanner, I thought, I might as well be able to vote from home online.

Faina, You're right. I hope they all bring their reading glasses. At the polls they have these weird magnifying glasses that were difficult to see with.

Oct 31, 2010 04:12 AM
Anonymous
Terry Litvay

A magnifier should be available for everyone voting.  I had my classes on and still could not see it clearly. 

Nov 02, 2010 02:24 AM
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