Through community service, social justice, and other volunteerism, Tikkun Olam at PAS seeks to help our community in NYC, our country, Israel, and other places where there is need for our support. Our initiatives to “repair the world” include ongoing regular projects, seasonal work based on a theme, and projects to support a need or event.
New York City’s primary election is Tuesday, June 24. Get Out the Vote in NYC!
With the drastic rise in antisemitism across our city and country, it is more important than ever that we Jewish voters have our voices heard at the polls. Participating in the democratic process through voting is an important mitzvah that each of us who are eligible can undertake. Whether you’re voting in person or by mail, early or on Election Day, we want to help you fulfill this mitzvah.
Below are resources about voting in New York City and ways you can help others get information.
Tuesday, June 24, 2025: Primary Election
This election includes citywide positions for mayor, comptroller, public advocate, borough president, and city council. Your ballot may also include races for district attorney, judges, and other
Voter Resources
Register to Vote
- Application must be received either by mail or in person by June 14, 2025.
- To complete a voter registration application, visit https://www.vote.nyc/page/register-vote where you can complete the application online or download a paper application to mail.
Vote by Mail
- Any registered voter may apply for an early mail ballot.
- Last day to apply online or by mail is June 14, 2025.
- Last day to apply in person at your county board of elections is June 23, 2025. · Request an early mail ballot: https://requestballot.vote.nyc/
Early Voting
- Early voting in New York City is June 14, 2025 - June 22, 2025.
Voting on Election Day
- Polls are open 6:00 am to 9:00 pm.
You can find your voting site for early voting and Election Day here: https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/
Additional Resources
- Jewish Voters Unite New York is dedicated to mobilizing the Jewish community to vote in city, state, and federal elections. Volunteers help get out the vote through call banking, canvassing, tabling, and more. Follow on social media: @jewishvotersunite
- New York City Board of Elections is a hub for voter information, upcoming elections, important dates, and more. Follow on social media: @boenyc
- NYC Votes is an initiative of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, the independent city agency that ensures local elections are fair, inclusive, and open. Follow on social media: @nycvotes
- Learn about Ranked-Choice Voting in NYC: In primary and special elections for city offices, you can rank up to five candidates in order of preference instead of choosing only one. Learn how the process works!
- Meet-Your-Mayor Quiz: Can’t decide who to put on your ballot for mayor? This quiz developed by NYC news outlets The City and Gothamist will help you decide by matching your responses to 18 questions with how candidates answered them.
New York Common Pantry At-Home Sandwich Making
Join our monthly initiative to make sandwiches at home to nourish our neighbors in need. Drop them off at the synagogue in the morning for delivery.
The New York Common Pantry also accepts used delivery tote bags that are clean, in good condition, and with personal information removed. Please bring them during the sandwich drop-off time, and we will deliver them.
Dates:
Thu / Jun 12 / Drop off 9:30-11:00 am - Register
Thu / Jul 10 / Drop off 9:30-11:00 am - Register
Thu / Aug 7 / Drop off 9:30-11:00 am - Register
Ways to Give Back
Volunteer with DOROT to provide support and build bonds with older adults.
Drop off food and FreshDirect bags at New York Common Pantry to help sustain our neighbors in need.
Volunteer with UJA-Federation of NY or one of its partner organizations to make a difference and uplift our community.
Community Resources
At this time of crisis in Israel, PAS is responding with ways to give support. View the PAS Israel Resource Page.
Suzanne Redlich, our full-time PAS social worker, supports community members of all ages and needs. Please email her at [email protected].
Jane Blumenstein, our synagogue outreach social worker through DOROT, may be reached at [email protected].
