U.S. States And Election Boards With The Most Haitians

 A Haitian woman stands in line to vote early in Brooklyn, NY during the 2020 elections.
Photo by Garry Pierre-Pierre.

The Haitian Times compiled a brief list of U.S. states and election boards with the most active voter records. The list is not exhaustive and will be updated as information is confirmed for each location. Send any updates to haitiantimes99@gmail.com.

Elections Boards with the Most Populous Haitian Communities in the U.S.

(In alphabetical order by state name)

 

State	Contact Information	Number of Haitian-Americans
ARIZONA	Arizona Elections Division 602-542-8683 elections@azsos.gov	10,546
CONNECTICUT	Stamford Board of Elections 203-977-4011 townclerk@stamfordct.gov	20,791
FLORIDA	Florida Division of Elections 850-245-6200   Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections 305-499-8683 soedade@miamidade.gov    Collier County Supervisor of Elections 239-252-8683 SupervisorOfElections@CollierCountyFL.gov    Orange County Supervisor of Elections 407-836-2070 voter@ocfelections.com    Lee County Supervisor of Elections 239-533-8683 elections@lee.vote   Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections 813-744-5900 Voter@hcsoe.org    Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections 727-464-6239 Election@VotePinellas.com	280,000
GEORGIA	Fulton County Department of Registration and Elections 404-612-7020 social@fultoncountyga.gov	30,763
MARYLAND	Maryland State Board of Elections 410-269-2840 info.sbe@maryland.gov	71,016
MASSACHUSETTS	Boston Election Department [617-635-8683] election@boston.gov	62,127
NEW JERSEY	New Jersey Division of Elections 609-292-3760 feedback@sos.nj.gov	40,850
NEW YORK	Board of Elections in the City of New York 1-866-868-3692 Electioninfo@boe.nyc.ny.us	270,980
NORTH CAROLINA	Mecklenburg County Board of Elections 704-336-2133 precinct.officials@mecklenburgcountync.gov	20,833
PENNSYLVANIA	Office of the Philadelphia City Commissioners  215-686-3469 vote@phila.gov	31,013

 

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Migration Policy Institute, Observer

This list was originally published in The Haitian Times.