New York A11615 amends the election law to ensure that tearing a ballot does not render it void.
New York A11615 amends the election law to ensure that tearing a ballot does not render it void. This change applies to ballots that are torn but still contain valid marks. The bill specifies that tearing a ballot does not invalidate it, provided the voter's intent is clear. This amendment aims to prevent ballots from being discarded due to minor tears, ensuring that all valid votes are counted.
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