Boro Park Election Day Guide: Where to Vote and Who’s on the Ballot
By Y.M. Lowy
It’s Election Day, and Boro Park residents are heading to the polls today to cast their votes in several important statewide and local races.
Polling sites across the neighborhood are open from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., giving voters until tonight to make their voices heard.
The following polling locations are serving Boro Park voters today. Residents should check their assigned polling site before heading out, as locations are determined by their home address and election district.
● PS 131: 4305 Fort Hamilton Parkway
● PS 105: 1031 59th Street
● PS 164: 4211 14th Avenue
● Boro Park YM-YWHA: 4912 14th Avenue
● PS 223 IS: 4200 16th Avenue
● PS 48: 6015 18th Avenue
● PS/IS 180: 5601 16th Avenue
● PS 192: 4715 18th Avenue
Several major statewide races are on the ballot today.
In the race for governor, incumbent Kathy Hochul is facing Bruce Blakeman. For state comptroller, incumbent Thomas DiNapoli is running against Joseph Hernandez, while Attorney General Letitia James is facing challenger Saritha Komatireddy.
Boro Park voters will also be deciding several local races. In the State Assembly, Simcha Eichenstein is running for reelection, while the State Senate District 22 race features Sam Sutton and Nachman Caller.
Another closely watched local contest is the State Senate District 17 race, where Larry He is facing Steve Chan. Voters should note that this race applies to residents whose election districts fall within District 17.
Polls remain open until 9:00 p.m. today. Anyone already waiting in line when the polls close will still be permitted to vote.












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