Election District 13, Assembly District 79 is in Bronx Community Board 3. Its voters are represented by Chantel Jackson in the Assembly, Luis R. Sepúlveda in the State Senate, Ritchie Torres in Congress and Althea Stevens on the City Council. On Election Day they vote at PS 55 Benjamin Franklin, Rear school entrance through playground gate on 170 St.
Community board
Bronx Community Board 3
Borough
The Bronx
Assembly
Assembly District 79 · Chantel Jackson
State Senate
Senate District 32 · Luis R. Sepúlveda
Congress
Congressional District 15 · Ritchie Torres
City Council
Council District 16 · Althea Stevens
Civil Court
2nd Municipal Court District, The Bronx
Area
10.1 acres
On the map
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Where this election district votes on Election Day
PS 55 Benjamin Franklin 450 St Pauls Place, Bronx, NY 10456 Room: Gym/recreation room 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
Kathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. AdamsDemocratic · Working Families
Bruce A. Blakeman and Todd HoodRepublican · Conservative · Vote Affordable
State ComptrollerVote for one
Thomas P. DiNapoliDemocratic · Working Families
Joseph HernandezRepublican · Conservative
Attorney GeneralVote for one
Letitia A. JamesDemocratic · Working Families
Saritha KomatireddyRepublican · Conservative
Representative in Congress, Congressional District 15Vote for one
Ritchie TorresDemocratic
Stylo SapaskisRepublican
Gonzalo DuranConservative
Andre EastonSocialism PSL
Jose VegaSpeak The Truth
State Senator, Senate District 32Vote for one
Luis R. SepulvedaDemocratic
Member of Assembly, Assembly District 79Vote for one
Chantel JacksonDemocratic
Emmanuel A. Findlay JrConservative
City Charter Question 1: Speed Up Process for Granting a Revocable Consent to Use Public SpaceBack of the ballot · Yes or No
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.