Clarifies valid reasons to obtain an absentee ballot for school district elections.
New York A05301 amends the education law to clarify valid reasons for obtaining an absentee ballot in school district elections. These reasons include being absent from the county of residence, being unable to appear at a polling place due to illness or disability, being a resident or patient of a veteran's administration hospital, or being detained in jail. The bill also specifies the information required on the absentee ballot application, including personal details and the reason for absence. The application must be received by the district clerk at least seven days before the election.
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