Here’s where to find Queens’ 18 early voting sites

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By Rachel Vick

For the second straight year, Queens residents vote in-person 10 days ahead of the November general election. Early voting begins Oct. 24 and is a great way to reduce crowding and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to vote safely.

Queens voters will be able to cast their votes at the following 18 locations for 10 days until Nov. 1. Election Day is Nov. 3. But before you head to the polls, take note of your designated early voting site. Voters must cast their ballot at the specific location assigned by the Board of Elections based on their registration address.

Visit findmypollsite.vote.nyc and then check out the map and list of polling places

Early voting locations:

  • Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens -  21-12 30th Road 11102

  • LaGuardia Community College -  31-10 Thomson Avenue 11101

  • Museum of the Moving Image -  36-01 35th Avenue 11106

  • Board of Elections Queens Voting Machine Facility Annex - 66-26 Metropolitan Ave 11379

  • Queens Public Library at Jackson Heights - 35-51 81st Street 11372

  • Queensborough Elks Lodge No. 878 - 82-20 Queens Boulevard 11373

  • First Baptist Church of East Elmhurst -  100-10 Astoria Boulevard 11369

  • Rego Center Community Room - 61-00 97th Street 11374

  • The Boys' Club of New York - Abbe Clubhouse - 133-01 41st Road 11355

  • Helen Marshall Cultural Center at Queens Borough Hall - 120-55 Queens Boulevard 11424

  • Resorts World Casino New York City -  110-00 Rockaway Boulevard 11420

  • Queens College -  65-30 Kissena Boulevard 11367

  • The Academic Core Building at York College - 94-20 Guy R Brewer Boulevard 11451

  • Rockaway YMCA - 207 Beach 73rd Street 11692

  • Korean Community Services -  203-05 32nd Avenue 11361

  • Rochdale Village Community Center -  169-65 137th Avenue 11434

  • Holy Trinity Parish Church - 222-05 116th Avenue 11411

  • Creedmoor Hospital -  79-25 Winchester Boulevard 11427

What you need to know:

Polling site hours are different every day.

The polling sites will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday and Friday, 12 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday.
Voters can find their address-specific poll site and additional details, like available entrances, online and even add voting to their phone calendar.