New York A01767 amends the election law to require a postmark 25 days prior to a primary, general, or special election for a change of party.
New York A01767 amends the election law to modify the procedures for changing party enrollment. The bill specifies that a change of enrollment must be postmarked no later than 25 days before a primary, general, or special election to be effective for that election. Additionally, changes can be received by the board of elections up to 20 days before the election if postmarked appropriately or delivered in person up to 10 days before a special election. The change will take effect 25 days after receipt by the board of elections or the date on the postal cancellation mark, whichever is earlier.
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