New York A04095 requires challengers to attest in good faith and provide identifying information; mandates written challenge oaths for voter.
New York A04095 amends the election law to require challengers to attest in good faith and provide identifying information. It mandates that challenge oaths be presented to challenged voter applicants in writing. The challenger must take a verbal oath in the presence of an inspector, clerk, or watcher, affirming the challenge is made in good faith. The challenger must also complete a written document stating their name, address, and the voter's name. This act applies to all elections occurring after its effective date.
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