Allows qualified voters to register and vote on election day at their local polling place.
This bill amends the election law to allow qualified voters who have never registered in New York to apply for registration at their local polling place on election day. To register, individuals must provide proof of residence and certify their eligibility. The board of elections must establish a procedure for these registrants to cast their votes. If proof of residence is not provided, the vote will be counted only after eligibility is confirmed.
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