About the Voter Guide

On June 3rd of this year, New York City held a special election to temporarily fill a vacancy in Council District 30. This fall, voters in district 30 must elect a Council member to serve out the remainder of the term, which runs through the end of 2009.

Special elections often have low voter turnout. We urge voters in district 30 to read the candidate profiles in this official, nonpartisan New York City Voter Guide and go to the polls to elect their representative to the City Council.

Click “The Race in District 30” above to read candidate profiles and learn more about the election in district 30.

Regardless whether you live in Council District 30, you are probably voting for one or more judicial positions in the November 4th general election. We urge you to visit the 2008 Online Judicial Voter Guide produced by the Judicial Campaign Ethics Center (JCEC) for biographical information provided by judicial candidates in your county and general information about judicial offices.

Click on the following link if you need general information about voting. Instructions on how to use the voting machine are found by clicking here.

To find out more about the Campaign Finance Board, and the Campaign Finance Program, click here.

If you have any suggestions or comments on this Guide, please send an email to VoterGuideInfo@nyccfb.info.

The Voter Guide was prepared by the Communications Unit of the New York City Campaign Finance Board: Elizabeth A. Upp, Crystal Choy, Winnie Ng, and Todd Raphael. This Web Voter Guide was prepared by staff of the New York City Campaign Finance Board: Marina Bardash, Marc Bratman, Crystal Choy, Ruslan Gendelman, Kenneth O’Brien, Todd Raphael, Andrew Saulter and Elizabeth A. Upp. The 2008 New York City General Election Voter Guide. Design by D-Zine, Inc. Made in the U.S.A. Copyright © 2008 by the New York City Campaign Finance Board. All rights reserved.