Voters Prepare for Key Elections on November 4, 2025

Election Day 2025 is set for **November 4**, when voters across the United States, including those in **Buffalo** and **Western New York**, will cast their ballots for various local, state, and federal candidates. This year’s elections are particularly significant, featuring competitive races such as the contest for Mayor of Buffalo and the position of Amherst Town Supervisor. Polling places will open at **6:00 a.m.** and close at **9:00 p.m.** on Election Day.

For those uncertain about their voting status or polling locations, the **New York Board of Elections** provides resources to assist voters. Individuals can verify their registration status and find their designated polling place by visiting the official website. The deadline for voter registration for the 2025 general election was **October 25, 2025**, which also marked the cut-off for receiving mail-in ballots.

Voters may have several questions as they prepare for Election Day:

Voting Procedures and Support

What should I do if I am not registered to vote? Unfortunately, the registration period has closed as of **October 25, 2025**. Voters must ensure they are registered ahead of this deadline to participate in the election.

Where do I vote? Each voter is assigned to a specific district based on their residence. To find out where to vote, residents should contact their local Board of Elections.

What time do the polls open and close? Polls will open at **6:00 a.m.** and close at **9:00 p.m.** across polling sites in Western New York.

In the event of any issues during the voting process, individuals can report problems to the **Attorney General’s office** by calling the dedicated hotline at **(866) 390-2992**. Complaints can also be submitted online or via email at **[email protected]**. A guide addressing frequently asked questions is also available.

As the day progresses, **WGRZ+** will provide live coverage of the election results starting at **9:00 p.m.**, offering viewers an in-depth look at the outcomes as they unfold.

With the importance of local governance at stake, voters in Buffalo and across the region are encouraged to make their voices heard on **November 4, 2025**.