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Nominations for 2026 Reader Rankings now open
Daily Record Staff//March 3, 2026//
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Nominations are now open for The Daily Record’s 10th annual Reader Rankings, a unique event celebrating the best of the best that our community has to offer.
Reader Rankings recognizes excellence in eight primary categories: Education; Finance, Accounting and Insurance; General Business; Health Care; Legal Services; Real Estate; Technology; and Top Employers. There are a variety of subcategories within each group.
Winners are determined through a vote of Daily Record readers.
Nominations should be submitted through the online form using any digital device. One nomination may be submitted per day through March 27.
The top five organizations receiving the most nominations within each subcategory will advance to the reader voting round, which runs from May 4 through May 29.
Winners will be announced on June 5, with the Reader Rankings celebration set for 4 p.m. on July 21 at the Genesee Valley Club.
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