New York A05133 requires ballot questions to include a brief phrase stating the effect of each choice.
New York A05133 amends the election law to require that choices of a question or proposal printed on a ballot include a brief phrase stating the effect of such choice should such choice win such question or proposal. The language must be written by the secretary of state and approved by the attorney general, then posted on the secretary of state's website before the official ballots are printed.
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