Flatbush City Council Primary: A Voters' Guide For District 45

FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN — It's time to decide who will represent Flatbush in City Council ... again.

District 45 residents will head to the polls Tuesday for a primary election less than one month after Democrat Farah Louis won a special election and claimed the seat left vacant by Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

But if Louis wants to hold onto her seat in 2020 and complete Williams' term, she'll need to be re-elected next week and in the general election this November (although Tuesday's winner is likely to run unopposed, according to Pix11.)

Here's what you need to know when you head out to vote:

When Are The Polls Open?

Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on June 25.

Where Do I Vote?

New Yorkers can find their local poll site here.

Who's On The Ballot?

Farah Louis

Louis is the former deputy chief of staff for Williams’ City Council office and the winner of the special election in May.

Monique Chandler-Waterman

Chandler-Waterman was outreach director for Williams’ City Council office and the candidate he endorsed to replace him.

Anthony Alexis

Alexis is a community activist and former New York State Assembly and City Council staffer.

Xamayla Rose

Rose is the founder the Brooklyn nonprofit Christopher Rose Community Empowerment Campaign and served as an aide to former Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz.

What Else Is On The Ballot?

Brooklynites will also be voting to elect two civil court judges and one surrogate court judge. For more information on those races, check out Patch's Brooklyn Judicial Elections voter guide.

When Do The Returns Come In?

Returns typically come in the night of the election and Patch will be reporting on the results.