New York A06449 would allow county boards of elections to establish county-wide polling places for primary and general elections, subject to state.
New York A06449 amends the election law to authorize county boards of elections to establish county-wide polling places. These polling places would allow any person entitled to vote in the county to cast their ballot on election day, whether for a primary or general election. The establishment of such polling places requires approval from the state board of elections, which the county board can seek by submitting its plans at least ninety days before the next election. The state board will also create rules for the approval process and implementation of these county-wide polling places.
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