Election districts · Brooklyn Community Board 18

Election District 21, Assembly District 59

Election District 21, Assembly District 59 is in Brooklyn Community Board 18. Its voters are represented by Jaime R. Williams in the Assembly, Roxanne J. Persaud in the State Senate, Hakeem Jeffries in Congress and Farah N. Louis on the City Council. On Election Day they vote at PS 68 JHS, Enter on East 81st Street.

Community board
Brooklyn Community Board 18
Borough
Brooklyn
Assembly
Assembly District 59 · Jaime R. Williams
State Senate
Senate District 19 · Roxanne J. Persaud
Congress
Congressional District 8 · Hakeem Jeffries
City Council
Council District 45 · Farah N. Louis
Civil Court
4th Municipal Court District, Brooklyn
Area
31.7 acres

On the map

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Where this election district votes on Election Day

PS 68 JHS
956 East 82 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11236
Room: Cafeteria
Directions

On the ballot November 3, 2026

Every race on this election district's ballot, with every candidate and party line. Results for this election district appear under each race once the Board of Elections reports them.

Governor and Lieutenant GovernorVote for one
State ComptrollerVote for one
Attorney GeneralVote for one
Representative in Congress, Congressional District 8Vote for one
State Senator, Senate District 19Vote for one
Member of Assembly, Assembly District 59Vote for one
City Charter Question 1: Speed Up Process for Granting a Revocable Consent to Use Public SpaceBack of the ballot · Yes or No

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City Charter Question 2: Reduce City Contractor Paperwork; Require Regular Meetings of Procurement Policy BoardBack of the ballot · Yes or No

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City Charter Question 3: Speed Up Street Safety Projects, Disposition of Unused City Property, Office LeasingBack of the ballot · Yes or No

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City Charter Question 4: Simplify Building Permitting and Move Waterfront Permitting to Department of BuildingsBack of the ballot · Yes or No

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City Charter Question 5: Set Contribution Targets for Rainy Day Fund to Promote Sufficient Budgetary ReservesBack of the ballot · Yes or No

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Judges
Justice of the Supreme Court, 2nd Judicial District, Kings CountyVote for up to four
  • Betsey Jean Jacques Democratic · Republican · Conservative
  • Hemalee J. Patel Democratic · Republican
  • Sherveal Mimes Democratic · Republican · Conservative
  • Lola Waterman Democratic · Republican · Conservative
  • William D. Spain Jr Conservative
Judge of the Civil Court, Kings CountyVote for up to four
  • Danielle A. Noel Democratic
  • Linda Lo Cascio Democratic
  • Celeste Felix Democratic
  • Christine G. Ortiz Democratic
Judge of the Civil Court, 4th Municipal Court District, Kings CountyVote for up to two
  • Anthony W. Vaughn Jr. Democratic
  • Aaron Franklin Republican · Conservative
  • Xavier Carr Democratic

Registered voters

Democratic1,15480.6%
Republican614.3%
Conservative60.4%
Working Families40.3%
Other parties151.0%
No party19213.4%
Total1,432
Active1,404

NYS Board of Elections, enrollment by election district, February 20, 2026. Total includes inactive voters.

Neighboring election districts

AD 58 · ED 32AD 58 · ED 47AD 58 · ED 65AD 58 · ED 67AD 59 · ED 18AD 59 · ED 19AD 59 · ED 20AD 59 · ED 22AD 59 · ED 24AD 59 · ED 69
← AD 59 · ED 20All election districtsAD 59 · ED 22 →

Election district lines are the NYC Board of Elections 2026 map. Poll site from the Board's Find My Poll Site, October 29, 2026. Races from the State Board of Elections certification of October 7, 2026.