Enacts the voter registration integrity act, requiring first-time voter registration applicants in New York to provide documentation of U.S.
The bill enacts the voter registration integrity act, which mandates that first-time voter registration applicants in New York provide documentation of U.S. citizenship. Acceptable forms of documentation include a birth certificate, a valid U.S. passport, a certificate of naturalization or citizenship, or any other documentation deemed sufficient by the board of elections. This act aims to ensure the integrity of voter registration by verifying the citizenship of applicants.
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