- Judicial delegate alternative serve as backups to regular delegates and step in if a delegate is unable to attend the State Supreme Court nomination convention.
- Like delegates, they are elected by Assembly District and often run on organized slates but can be voted on individually.

Backup if regular judicial delegates cannot attend.

This ballot may not list all local party officials on your official ballot. These individuals serve only within their political party and do not hold public office.

New York

2025 NYC General Election

2025 NYC Primary Election

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

- Judicial delegates, elected by Assembly Districts, serve a one-time role representing their district at a judicial convention to nominate State Supreme Court candidates.
- Candidates often run in groups backed by political parties, but voters can choose anyone, even from different groups. These groups usually show shared political beliefs.
- Picking these delegates gives political clubs and local leaders a big role in shaping who becomes a judge.

Nominates State Supreme Court candidates for your party.

Judicial Philosophy

Delegate to Judicial Convention

- The city mayor is responsible for a city's public services and its smooth functioning. 
- The mayor signs or vetoes legislation proposed by the city council, drafts the city budget, and appoints and oversees department heads in over 40 city agencies. 
- City mayors receive an annual salary. In New York City, the mayor is paid $258,750. 
- The mayor is elected to a four-year term and can serve up to two consecutive terms. ​

New York City

Policing

Civil Rights

Economy

Public Services

Education

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Public Health

Ethics & Conduct

Mayor

- The Public Advocate oversees city agencies, investigates citizen complaints about city services, and proposes solutions to improve these services. 
- The Public Advocate serves as a non-voting member of the New York City Council with the authority to introduce and co-sponsor legislation. 
- The Public Advocate is elected to a four-year term, may serve up to two consecutive terms, and is voted on citywide.
- The Public Advocate's salary is $184,800 per year.
- The Public Advocate is first in line to succeed the mayor in case of a vacancy or incapacity.

Advocates for residents within the city government. 

2025 New York candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

23 candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

15 candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

24 candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

22 candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

16 candidates

Delegate to Judicial Convention

11 candidates

Delegate to Judicial Convention

16 candidates

Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention

9 candidates

Mayor

11 candidates

How this impacts you

Public Advocate

3 candidates

How this impacts you