Political participation is a standard
MuslimAudits — Nassau County Voter Guide
General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
until polls open on Election Day
Step 1
The Pledge
Fill the seats to your benefit. If not, they will be filled by those who do not serve your best interests. This is how we show up.
- Register and vote in every election, starting Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
- Know my representatives and follow their money, endorsements and agendas.
- Attend town halls, ask questions and challenge.
- Build my civic literacy and understand local government.
- Spend money and time at places clean of problematic collaborations and sponsorships.
- Engage with all politicians, whatever the party, and never mistake photoshoots, collaborations and contracts for engagement.
- Not let anyone abuse the Quran and Hadith to justify their actions.
- Share knowledge and responsibility with my family, friends and neighbors.
Sign below. Then we'll take you to the official New York State registration.
Step 2
Check your registration
Moved, changed your name, or haven't voted in a while? Confirm you're on the rolls at your current address. The state lookup asks for your name, date of birth, county and ZIP code. Then find your Election Day poll site — it can be different from your early voting site.
If you can't be found, you can still vote by affidavit ballot at your poll site. Ask a poll worker.
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