New York A02112 allows qualified persons to register to vote at polling places on election days.

New York A02112 amends the election law to allow qualified persons who have never registered to vote in the state to apply for registration at their local polling place on the day of any primary, general, or special election. To register, individuals must provide proof of residence and certify their eligibility under penalty of perjury. If proof of residence is not provided, registrants may still vote by affidavit ballot, which will not be counted until officials verify their residence and eligibility.

New York A02112 allows qualified persons to register to vote at polling places on election days.

New York A02112 amends the election law to allow qualified persons who have never registered to vote in the state to apply for registration at their local polling place on the day of any primary, general, or special election. To register, individuals must provide proof of residence and certify their eligibility under penalty of perjury. If proof of residence is not provided, registrants may still vote by affidavit ballot, which will not be counted until officials verify their residence and eligibility.