New York S05496 mandates candidates to disclose their educational background, military service history, and employment history, with penalties for.
New York S05496 amends the election law to require candidates for public office to file statements detailing their educational background, military service history, and employment history. This includes all secondary schools and institutions of higher education attended, years of attendance, military service details, and positions held since age twenty-one or the past twenty years. Candidates must file these statements within five days of notice from the state board of elections. Violations, including knowingly providing false information, carry penalties such as fines and imprisonment.
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