Voter Registration

At SUNY Delhi, all members of the campus community are encouraged to innovate and develop diverse voter engagement programs throughout the year. Annual efforts put on by the Voter Engagement Committee include:

Assisting students registering to voter and checking their registration information.
Embedding voter registration and education during Orientation and Welcome Week.
Utilizing National Voter Registration Day, Constitution Day, and other civic holidays to initiate voter engagement events, activities and registration efforts.
Transportation to polls for campus community members registered locally.
Supporting faculty, staff and students to develop initiatives and enhance campus offerings.
Posting on social media upcoming events, activities and important civic information @DelhiBroncosVote.

Register to Vote

Online: Register at the New York State DMV Electronic Voter Registration Application. You will need your NYS DMV-issued driver's license, permit, or Non-Driver ID, the zip code currently on record with the DMV, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.
In Person: Submit the voter registration form (see links below) to the County Board of Elections where you plan to vote. You may register in the county in which you live, or here in Delhi, NY at the Delaware County Board of Elections, 97 Main St. Suite #5, Delhi, NY 13753, phone: 607-832-5321. To find the address for your home county Board of Elections, visit the New York State Board of Elections online.
For detailed Voter Registration requirements, forms, and resources, visit the New York State Voter Registration site.
Out of State Registration: Information, forms, dates and deadline for those residing in any state or territory can be found through the United States Election Assistance Commission website.

English Voter Registration Form (pdf)

Spanish Voter Registration Form (pdf)

Accessible New York State Voter Registration Form

Already Registered?

Check Your Registration: New York State Voter Registration and Polling website, search for your information.

Make a Change: Have you recently moved, changed your name or want to change your party enrollment, you can make changes to your registration online.

Absentee Voting: If you will be unable to vote in person on election day, you may file an Absentee Ballot Application. To find the address for your home county Board of Elections visit the New York State County Board of Elections.

Partnerships & Awards

Presidential Commitment

We are proud to announce that Dr. Mary Bonderoff has signed the nonpartisan Presidential Commitment with ALL IN To Vote. This is SUNY Delhi's promise to commit leadership and resources towards leading nonpartisan student voter engagement.

With this, our campus is dedicated to encouraging students to learn about and take part in their civic responsibilities.

Presidential Commitment

Most Engaged Campus

ALL IN Most Engaged Campuses recognizes colleges and universities making intentional efforts to increase nonpartisan democratic engagement and college student voting.

Congrats to all the Broncos for doing their part to make the list!

ALL IN Most Engaged Campuses (PDF)

Democracy Challenge

SUNY Delhi is a proud partner with the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. This organization empowers colleges and universities to achieve excellent in non-partisan student democratic engagement.

ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge

Voter Resources

Talking about Elections in Your Classroom:If you want students to vote, your best bet may be to facilitate classroom conversations that encourage their electoral participation. Campus Elections Engagement Project offers some reasons why election-related conversations in your classroom matter and provides suggestions on conducting them.

Incorporating Election Engagement into Your Courses:Much of campus election engagement happens outside the classroom, but because all students take courses, faculty members can play a key role. This resource from the Campus Elections Engagement Project offers some classroom approaches to help students participate as informed voters.

All In Campus Democracy Challenge:Provides information and a Voter Engagement Playbook to help coaches engage student-athletes in the voting process.

Athletic Departments & Student Electoral Engagement:A resource from Campus Elections Engagement Project providing a few ways your athletes and teams can influence other students to vote.