New York A05061 amends the election law to require county committees to meet no earlier than one day after the June primary is certified.
New York A05061 amends the election law to set the date for county committee meetings. Specifically, it mandates that every county committee must meet no earlier than one day after the June primary is certified and no later than October 6 following the June primary. Until the organization meeting, the existing county committee retains all legal authority. This change aims to ensure a consistent timeline for county committee meetings post-primary.
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