New York A06387 mandates the state board of elections to study the feasibility of voting by mail, telephone, and/or the internet, including a pilot.

New York A06387 requires the state board of elections to conduct a comprehensive study on the feasibility of allowing voting by mail, telephone, and/or the internet. The study will evaluate the ability to verify votes cast through these methods and the potential impact on voter turnout in primary and general elections. During the study, the state board of elections is authorized to implement pilot programs for such voting methods. The study must be completed and a report submitted to the governor and state legislature within twenty-four months of the act's effective date.

New York A06387 mandates the state board of elections to study the feasibility of voting by mail, telephone, and/or the internet, including a pilot.

New York A06387 requires the state board of elections to conduct a comprehensive study on the feasibility of allowing voting by mail, telephone, and/or the internet. The study will evaluate the ability to verify votes cast through these methods and the potential impact on voter turnout in primary and general elections. During the study, the state board of elections is authorized to implement pilot programs for such voting methods. The study must be completed and a report submitted to the governor and state legislature within twenty-four months of the act's effective date.