New York S04251 mandates that boards of elections in cities with over one million residents provide voting materials and assistance in Haitian Creole.
New York S04251 amends the election law to require boards of elections in cities with over one million residents to provide all electoral information, including registration notices, forms, instructions, voting systems, ballot marking devices, and ballots, in Haitian Creole. This ensures that voters who speak Haitian Creole can effectively participate in the electoral process. Additionally, boards must provide Haitian Creole-speaking interpreters at each polling location.
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