New York S02514 sets rules for officers, boards, and judges when determining the sufficiency of designating or nominating petitions.

New York S02514 amends the election law to establish specific guidelines for officers, boards, and judges when ruling on objections to designating and nominating petitions. The bill specifies that objections related to voter or witness addresses are invalid if the address is ascertainable. It also states that objections are invalid if they are based on a voter or witness writing the name of a village, hamlet, or census designated place instead of the city or town.

New York S02514 sets rules for officers, boards, and judges when determining the sufficiency of designating or nominating petitions.

New York S02514 amends the election law to establish specific guidelines for officers, boards, and judges when ruling on objections to designating and nominating petitions. The bill specifies that objections related to voter or witness addresses are invalid if the address is ascertainable. It also states that objections are invalid if they are based on a voter or witness writing the name of a village, hamlet, or census designated place instead of the city or town.