Polls have officially opened across Queens for the 2026 election. Polls will remain open through 9 p.m.
Queens residents can find their local polling sites by going to nycvotes.org, clicking on “Find My Poll Site” and entering their address in the tab they are redirected to.
Visit QNS.com for updates throughout the day.
Here are the races that Queens residents will be voting on:
Citywide Elections
Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Representing the Democratic and Working Families Parties is incumbent Governor Kathy Hochul, with Adrienne E. Adams as her new Lieutenant Governor. Bruce A. Blakeman, representing the Republican, Conservative and Vote Affordable Parties, is running against Hochul, with his Lieutenant Governor running mate Todd Hood.
State Comptroller: Incumbent Thomas P. DiNapoli of the Democratic and Working Families Parties is looking to be re-elected as he faces Republican and Conservative Party challenger Joseph Hernandez.
Attorney General: Incumbent Letitia James, representing the Democratic Party and Working Families Party, is being challenged by Saritha Komatireddy of the Republican and Conservative Parties.
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Congressional Elections
3rd Congressional District: Democratic incumbent Tom Suozzi is going against Republican and Conservative nominee Michael J. Lipetri Jr.
5th Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Gregory Meeks is being challenged by Republican and Queens United Party candidate George Marsh.
6th Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat is facing off against Joseph Chou of the Republican and Conservative Parties.
7th Congressional District: Candidates in the race to replace outgoing Rep. Nydia Velázquez include current Assemblymember Claire Valdez representing the Democratic Party and Working Families Party, Melvin Rivera representing the Republican Party and Conservative Party and Priscilla Ghaznavi representing the Our Future Party.
Polls open in Queens for Election Day 2026
