Who We Are
Welcome! The New York State Election Commissioners Association represents New York's election professionals working at Board of Elections offices in sixty two rural and urban counties.
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The ECA represents New York’s election professionals working at boards of elections in sixty two rural and urban counties. Each county election office is managed and staffed in a bi-partisan manner by election professionals standing watch to ensure the people’s right to choose leaders in free and democratic elections.
Our sixty two individual county election boards are mandated by the New York State Constitution and work autonomously in a close partnership with the New State Board of Elections in Albany. Additionally, the New York City Board of Elections county/borough elections boards are serviced by an Executive Office located in lower Manhattan. Each bi-partisan election office fully represents the two major parties, as determined by the last gubernatorial election, and stand as the guardians of democracy for all New Yorkers.
The ECA encourages any New York citizen to reach out with questions relating to any aspect of voting in New York State.

Important Updates
Former Commissioners, Deputies and NYSECA Alumni - You can still stay in touch! If you have email, please provide us your current contact information so that we can keep you informed of our ongoing activities.

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Courtney Canfield Greene
President
Orange County
75 Webster Avenue
Goshen, NY 10924
T 1 (845) 360-6500
F 1 (845) 291-2437
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Alternate Contact
Jennie H Bacon
Secretary - Treasurer
St Lawrence County
80 State Highway 310
Canton, New York 13617
T 1 (315) 379-2202
F 1 (315) 386-2737
JBacon@stlawco.org
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News & Publications

Association By-Laws
NYS Election Commissioners Association By-laws 2020-2023
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New York State Election Law NYS Board of Elections Published - Elections Law - 2023

2023 Legislative Agenda Adopted
Joint tentative goals of Democratic & Republican Caucus to propose to NYSECA for Legislative agenda.
