2016 General Election Guide

In New York City, polls will be open from 6 a.m.-9 p.m. on November 8, Election Day.

If you are uncertain of your election district or polling place, you can find out where to go to cast your ballot by going to https://nyc.pollsitelocator.com/search, which also will tell you what your Congressional, State Senate, City Council and Assembly districts are.

Besides the Presidential election between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump below is the list of Brooklyn candidates for Congress, state senate, assembly and judicial seats:

CONGRESS

7th C.D. (includes Sunset Park, Boro Park) – Incumbent Democrat Nydia Velazquez (who also has the Women’s Equality Party line) v. Republican/Conservative Allan Romaguera.
8th C.D. (Central Brooklyn, Coney Island) Incumbent Democrat Hakeem Jeffries v. Conservative Daniel Cavanagh
9th C.D. (Crown Heights, Flatbush, Sheepshead Bay) Incumbent Democrat Yvette Clarke v. Conservative Alan Bellone
10th C.D. (includes Sunset Park, Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights and Gravesend) – Incumbent Democrat Jerrold Nadler (who also has the Working Families and Women’s Equality Party lines) v. Republican/Conservative Philip Rosenthal (who also has the Independence and Stop the Iran Deal Party lines)
11th C.D. (includes Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay) – Incumbent Republican/Conservative Dan Donovan (who also has the Independence and Reform Party lines) v. Democrat Richard Reichard and Green Party candidate Henry Bardel

STATE SENATE

17th S.D. (Midwood, Flatbush, Borough Park, Kensington, Sunset Park, Madison and Bensonhurst) – Incumbent Sen. Simcha Felder is running on the Democratic, Republican and Conservative Party lines unoppossed
18th S.D. (Bushwick, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Cypress Hills, City-Line, East New York, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Brownsville) Incumbent Democrat Martin Malave Dilan is running unopposed
19th S.D. (East New York, Brownsville, Canarsie, Mill Basin, Marine Park, Sheepshead Bay) Incumbent Democrat Roxanne Persaud is running unopposed
20th S.D. (Brownsville, Crown Heights, Gowanus, Park Slope, Sunset Park) – Incumbent Democrat Jesse Hamilton (who also has the Working Families and Independence Party lines) v. Republican/Conservative Menachem Raitport
22nd S.D. (includes Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Gravesend, Manhattan Beach and Sheepshead Bay) – Incumbent Republican/Conservative Marty Golden (who also has the Independence and Reform Party lines) is unopposed
23rd S.D. (includes Sunset Park, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Gravesend, Coney Island and Brighton Beach) – Incumbent Democrat Diane Savino (who also has the Independence Party line) is unopposed
25th S.D. (Bedford-Stuyvesant, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gadens, Cobble Hill Sunset Park, Red Hook) – Incumbent Democrat Velmanette Montgomery (who also has the Working Families line) v. Republican Mamie Rose and Independence Party candidate Michael Cox

ASSEMBLY

41st A.D. (includes Sheepshead Bay, Midwood, Flatlands, Canarsie and East Flatbush) – Incumbent Democrat Helene Weinstein v. Republican Ramona Johnson
42nd A.D. – (Flatbush, Ditmas Park, Midwood) – Incumbent Democrat Rodneyse Bichotte v. Republican Matthew Williams
43rd A.D. (Crown Heights, Lefferts Garden) Incumbent Democrat Diana Richardson is running unoppossed
44th A.D. (Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, Kensington, Ditmas Park) Democrat Robert Carroll v. Republican Glenn Nocera
45th A.D. (Sheepshead Bay, Manhtattan Beach, Brighton Beach, Homecrest) Incumbent Democrat Steve Cymbrowitz v. Conservative Boris Gintchanski
46th A.D. (includes Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Brighton Beach and Coney Island) – Incumbent Democrat Pamela Harris v. Republican Lucretia Regina-Potter (who also has the Reform Party line), Conservative Party candidate Mikhail Usher and Green Party candidate Patrick Dwyer.
47th A.D. (includes Bath Beach, Bensonhurst and Gravesend) – Incumbent Democrat William Colton (who also has the Working Families Party line) v. Conservative Malka Shahar
48th A.D. (Boro Park) Incumbent Democrat Dov Hikind is running unoppossed
49th A.D. (includes Dyker Heights, Bath Beach and Bensonhurst) – Incumbent Democrat Peter Abbate (who also has the Working Families and Independence Party lines) v. Republican/Conservative Rosemary Mangino
50th A.D. (Greenpoint, Williamsbug) Incumbent Democrat Joseph Lentol is running unopposed
51st A.D. (includes Sunset Park, Red Hook and Bay Ridge) – Incumbent Democrat Felix Ortiz v. Republican/Conservative Henry Lallave
52nd A.D. (Brooklyn Heights, Dumbo, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill Carroll Gardens0) Incumbent Democrat Jo Anne Simon v. Republican Daniel Ramos
53rd A.D. (Williamsburg, Bushwick) Incumbent Democrat Maritza Davila is running unopposed
54th A.D. (Bushwick) Incumbent Democrat Erik Dilan v. Khorshed Chowdhury
55th A.D. (Brownsville, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, East Flatbush) Incumbent Democrat Latrice Walker v. Republican Berneda Jackson
56th A.D. (Bedford-Stuyvesant) Democrat Tremaine Wright is running unopposed
57th A.D. (Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights) Incumbent Democrat Walter Mosley is running unopposed
58th A.D. (East Flatbush, Flatbush) Incumbent Democrat N. Nick Perry is running unopposed
58th A.D. (Canarsie, Mill Basin, Marine Park) Incumbent Democrat Jaime Williams v. Republican Jeffrey J. Ferretti
60th A.D. (East New York) Incumbent Democrat Charles Barron v. Republican Ernest Johnson
64th A.D. (Bay Ridge, Staten Island) Incumbent Republican Nicole Malliotakis is running unopposed

Judicial Seats

Supreme Court:

District 2

Six open seats
Mark I. Partnow (i) — Democratic and Conservative
Leon Ruchelsman (i) — Democratic and Conservative
Katherine A. Levine — Democratic and Conservative
Reginald A. Boddie — Democratic and Conservative
ShawnDya L. Simpson — Democratic and Conservative
Peter Sweeney — Democratic
Philip J. Smallman — Conservative

Kings County Civil Court

Kings

Three open seats
Dena E. Douglas (i) — Democratic
Vincent F. Martusciello — Conservative
John Meringolo — Reform
Odessa Kennedy — Democratic and Reform
Jacqueline D. Williams (i) — Democratic