New York A10221 prohibits intimidation, obstruction, and unlawful dissemination of personal information of election officers and makes them eligible.
New York A10221, known as the New York Election Officer Protection Act, amends the election law, penal law, and executive law. It prohibits intimidation, obstruction, and unlawful dissemination of personal information of election officers. The bill also makes election officers eligible for the address confidentiality program, which protects victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, kidnapping, sexual offenses, stalking, and reproductive health care services providers. The program is administered by the secretary of state.
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