New York A01335 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow ballot by mail by removing specific causes for absentee voting.

New York A01335 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to allow ballot by mail. The bill removes the specific causes for absentee voting, such as illness or physical disability, thereby broadening the eligibility for mail-in ballots. This change aims to make voting more accessible for qualified voters who may be unable to appear in person at the polling place. The amendment, if passed, would need to be approved by the next regular legislative session and the voters in a referendum.

New York A01335 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow ballot by mail by removing specific causes for absentee voting.

New York A01335 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to allow ballot by mail. The bill removes the specific causes for absentee voting, such as illness or physical disability, thereby broadening the eligibility for mail-in ballots. This change aims to make voting more accessible for qualified voters who may be unable to appear in person at the polling place. The amendment, if passed, would need to be approved by the next regular legislative session and the voters in a referendum.