New York A03705 amends the election law to detail how county party committees designate candidates for county office nominations.
New York A03705 amends the election law by adding a new section 6-109. This section specifies that party nominations for county office candidates are to be made by the county committee, provided the party rules allow it. The county committee must make the designation by majority vote, with each member's vote weighted based on the party's performance in the last gubernatorial election. The bill also outlines procedures for designating candidates for offices that cross county lines and prohibits designating a person for more than one office.
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