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NY Elec L § 13-108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-108 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-108.  Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary   election  in  the  city  of  New  York  in  the  year  nineteen  hundred   eighty-one.  Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this chapter,   the times fixed for the annual primary election for the city of New York   for the party position of assembly district leader in the county of  New   York and certain proceedings relating thereto shall be as follows:1.  The  last  day  for  filing the statement of party positions to be   filled at the primary election as provided for in section 2-120 of  this   chapter shall be the sixteenth day of June.2.  The  first  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.3. The first day to  sign  petitions  for  opportunity  to  ballot  in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.4.  The  primary  election  shall  be held on the twenty-second day of   September.* NB Expired December 31, 1981
NY Elec L § 13-110 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-110 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-110.  Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary   election  in  the  city  of  New  York  in  the  year  nineteen  hundred   eighty-one.  Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this chapter,   the times fixed for the annual primary election for the city of New York   for the party position of assembly district  leader  in  the  county  of   Bronx and certain proceedings relating thereto shall be as follows:1.  The  last  day  for  filing the statement of party positions to be   filled at the primary election as provided for in section 2-120 of  this   chapter shall be the sixteenth day of June.2.  The  first  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.3. The first day to  sign  petitions  for  opportunity  to  ballot  in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.4.  The  primary  election  shall  be held on the twenty-second day of   September.* NB Expired December 31, 1981
NY Elec L § 13-112 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-112 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-112.  Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary   election  in  the  city  of  New  York  in  the  year  nineteen  hundred   eighty-one. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provisions of this chapter,   the times fixed for the annual primary election for the city of New York   for  the  party  positions of assembly district leader and member of the   county committee in the  county  of  Richmond  and  certain  proceedings   relating thereto shall be as follows:1.  The  last  day  for  filing the statement of party positions to be   filled at the primary elections as provided for in section 2-120 of this   chapter shall be the sixteenth day of June.2.  The  fist  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for  primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.3.  The  first  day  to  sign  petitions  for opportunity to ballot in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.4. The primary election shall be held  on  the  twenty-second  day  of   September.* NB Expired December 31, 1981
NY Elec L § 13-114 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-114 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-114.  Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary   election  in  the  city  of  New  York  in  the  year  nineteen  hundred   eighty-one.  Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this chapter,   the times fixed for the annual primary election for the city of New York   for all offices and party positions not specified in sections 13-102, as   amended, 13-104, 13-106, 13-108, 13-110 or 13-112 of  this  chapter  and   certain proceedings relating thereto shall be as follows:1.  The  last  day  for  filing the statement of party positions to be   filled at the primary election as provided for in section 2-120 of  this   chapter shall be the sixteenth day of June.2.  The  first  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.3. The first day to  sign  petitions  for  opportunity  to  ballot  in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.4.  The  primary  election  shall  be held on the twenty-second day of   September.* NB Expired December 31, 1981
NY Elec L § 15-100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-100 - Application of Article.

§  15-100. Application of article. This article applies to all general   and special village elections for officers and  all  the  provisions  of   this  chapter,  not  inconsistent  with this article, shall apply to all   village elections, except that if a village  has  adopted  a  resolution   pursuant  to  paragraph  c  of subdivision one of section 15-104 of this   article, the other provisions of this chapter governing the  conduct  of   elections  and  proceedings  relating  thereto, including the manner and   times for  making  nominations  and  proceedings  relating  to  absentee   voting,  and  the provisions of this article not inconsistent with other   provisions of this chapter shall apply to such elections.
NY Elec L § 15-102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-102 - Definitions.

§  15-102.  Definitions. The terms used in this article shall have the   meaning herein defined unless  other  meaning  is  clearly  apparent  in   language or context:1.  "General  village  election" means the annual or biennial election   for village officers.2. "Special village election" means any election of village  officers,   other than, the general village election.3.  "Village  election"  means  and  includes both general and special   village elections for officers.4. "Publish" means that  any  notice  or  resolution  required  to  be   published  by  a village shall be so printed within the time required in   the law requring publication in the official newspaper of  the  village,   or if none, one of general circulation within the village.5.  "Village primary" means any election held by a political party for   the purpose of nominating candidates for elective village offices.
NY Elec L § 15-110 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-110 - Election Districts.

§  15-110.  Election districts. 1. A village shall constitute a single   election district for  village  elections.  However,  if  at  a  general   village  election  the  number  of votes cast exceeds eight hundred, the   board of trustees, by resolution adopted before the next general village   election,  may  divide  such  village  into  election   districts   each   containing  not  more  than  eight  hundred qualified voters for village   offices.2. Following the establishment of two  or  more  such  districts,  the   number  thereof or their boundaries or both may be enlarged, diminished,   increased or decreased from year to year by resolution of the  board  of   trustees;  provided,  however, that, if there is more than one district,   no such district shall contain more than eight hundred qualified voters.3.  If  village  election  districts  are  coterminous  with  election   districts  established  for general elections other than general village   elections, the limitations as to the  number  of  qualified  voters  set   forth  in  subdivisions  one  and  two  of  this  section  shall  not be   applicable.4. For the purposes of this section, the number of qualified voters in   each election district of a village shall be the average of  the  number   of  persons  who  voted  in such district in the three preceding general   village elections.5. Any resolution adopted pursuant to the authority  of  this  section   shall  be  adopted at least one hundred twenty days prior to the general   village election; shall specify the boundaries of each election district   created or altered; and shall be posted and published with the notice of   such election as required.
NY Elec L § 15-112 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-112 - Registers and Poll-Books; How Used.

§ 15-112. Registers and poll-books; how used. For any village election   where  permanent  personal registration records are not used, all copies   of the register in the polling place shall be referred to, if necessary,   to determine the persons entitled to vote; but  at  any  such  election,   including  a primary election, ballot numbers shall be entered and other   election entries made in only two copies of the  register,  which  shall   include  the copy used for taking signatures; provided, however, that if   the election be one for which poll-books are required  to  be  provided,   ballot  numbers  shall  be  entered  and  other  entries made in the two   poll-books instead of the registers. The signatures of voters  taken  at   the  election  or  at a primary election shall be made or identification   numbers entered, in one of the copies of the register having,  when  the   election  opens,  an unused signature column, if there be any such copy,   and otherwise in one of the poll-books, to be  known  as  the  signature   poll-book.
NY Elec L § 15-114 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-114 - Number of Voting Machines.

§  15-114.  Number  of  voting  machines. Any village that uses voting   machines for village elections shall provide one voting machine for each   eight hundred or fraction thereof of qualified voters in  each  election   district, as such voters are defined in section 15-110 of this article.
NY Elec L § 15-116 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-116 - Inspectors of Election.

§  15-116.  Inspectors of election. 1. The board of trustees shall, by   resolution at least forty days  prior  to  a  general  village  election   appoint  two  or  four  inspectors of election for each village election   district. Such resolution shall fix the compensation of  the  inspectors   and designate a chairman. In addition, the board of trustees may provide   for alternative inspectors who shall assume the office of inspector upon   the inability or refusal of an inspector to assume or perform his duties   and  for  any clerical help which they may deem necessary. Such clerical   help shall perform their duties  under  direction  and  control  of  the   inspectors  of  election.  It  shall  be  the  duty of the inspectors of   election to preside at all village elections in the district  for  which   they  were  appointed  until  their  successors are appointed. If at any   general village  election,  both  major  political  parties  nominate  a   candidate  or  candidates  for  elective village office then at the next   village election following the election for which  the  nominations  are   made the inspectors of election shall be appointed equally from enrolled   members  of  such  parties.  Such equal representation shall be required   only as long as such parties nominate  a  candidate  or  candidates  for   elective village office. In those elections in which both such political   parties do not nominate candidates, any qualified person may serve as an   inspector of election.2.  In  Nassau  county,  appointments  as  inspectors  of election for   village elections shall be equally divided between the  major  political   parties.  All such inspectors shall be residents of the village in which   they  serve. Such inspectors shall be appointed from among those persons   appointed as inspectors pursuant to the provisions of section  3-420  of   this  chapter.  If  the  number of inspectors appointed pursuant to such   section 3-420 who are eligible and willing to serve in  any  village  is   insufficient  to fill all the positions in such village, then additional   inspectors shall be appointed  in  the  manner  so  prescribed  by  such   section 3-420.3.  Inspectors  of  election  for village elections shall prior to the   assumption of their duties file a constitutional oath of office with the   village clerk.4. If the board of trustees of any village appoints four inspectors of   election for each village election district,  they  may  also  determine   that  two of the four inspectors of election shall serve on registration   day or days.
NY Elec L § 15-124 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-124 - Duties of Village Clerk.

§ 15-124. Duties of village clerk. 1. In addition to any duties of the   village clerk specified in this chapter and the village law, the village   clerk  shall  be  the election officer of the village and shall have the   responsibility for the general conduct  of  all  village  elections  and   shall  have  vested  in  him all authority, consistent with this chapter   which may be reasonable and necessary to  provide  for  the  proper  and   orderly  conduct  of  such elections and the proceedings preliminary and   subsequent thereto.2. The police department and the officers and members of  such  police   department,  if  any,  the  office of the sheriff in a county in which a   village or part of  a  village  is  located  or  any  police  agency  or   department  charged  with  the  responsibility of law enforcement in any   county in which a village  or  part  of  a  village  is  located  shall,   whenever  called upon by the village clerk, render to such village clerk   all practicable assistance in the enforcement of  this  chapter.    Such   assistance  shall  be  rendered to the village clerk at no charge to the   village.  Such assistance shall include, but not be limited to:a. the police telephone service;b. the investigation  of  any  registrant  or  any  applicant  for  an   absentee  ballot  to  determine  his  qualifications to be registered or   vote, andc. the maintenance of order, regulation of traffic and the control  of   crowds on any day or days designated for voter registration and voting.
NY Elec L § 15-128 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-128 - Notice to Person Chosen to a Village Office.

§  15-128.  Notice  to person chosen to a village office. The clerk of   the village shall, within three days after the  election  of  a  village   officer,  notify  each  person  elected of his election, and of the date   thereof, and that, in order to qualify, he is required to file his  oath   of  office with such clerk before entering upon the duties thereof; and,   if an official undertaking be required of him by or in pursuance of law,   that he is also required to file the same with such clerk and that  upon   his  failure  so to do he will be deemed to have declined the office. In   the case of a village justice such notice shall further state  that  the   filing of his oath with the county clerk of the county is also required.   If  an  undertaking is required of a village officer after entering upon   the duties of his office, the clerk of the village shall thereupon serve   upon such officer, personally, a written notice that he is  required  to   file  such  undertaking with the clerk within ten days after the service   of the notice and that upon his failure to do so his office will  become   vacant.
NY Elec L § 15-130 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-130 - Election of Trustees by Wards.

§  15-130. Election of trustees by wards. The board of trustees of any   village may, by resolution,  and  subject  to  a  mandatory  referendum,   provide  for  the  election  of  trustees  by wards, alter existing ward   boundaries or abolish wards and the election of trustees by wards. If  a   village  elects  trustees  by  wards  separate  ballot  boxes  or voting   machines shall be provided for each ward.
NY Elec L § 15-132 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-132 - Votes Upon Propositions to Be by Ballot or Voting Machine.

§  15-132.  Votes upon propositions to be by ballot or voting machine.   All votes upon a proposition submitted at a village election shall be by   ballot unless the board of trustees of the village  has  adopted  voting   machines  as  provided  in  this  chapter, in which case machines may be   used.
NY Elec L § 15-134 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-134 - Failure to Designate Terms.

§ 15-134. Failure to designate terms. No election of village officers,   held  in  any village, shall be invalid on account of the failure of the   electors to designate in their ballots the respective terms of office of   persons to be elected thereat, for the same office, for different terms;   but the persons so to be elected to such office, who  are  eligible  and   receive  the highest number of votes, shall be elected. The person first   named on a ballot containing the names of more than one person for  such   an  office,  and not designating their respective terms, shall be deemed   designated for the longest term, the second, for the next longest  term,   and  so  on  to  the end; and the inspectors of election shall count the   ballots and certify the result accordingly.
NY Elec L § 15-136 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-136 - Refusal of Officer to Surrender His Office.

§  15-136. Refusal of officer to surrender his office. If a person who   has been an officer of a village refuses or neglects to deliver  to  his   successor  in  office,  within  ten  days after written notification and   request sent by order of  board  of  trustees  all  the  moneys,  books,   papers,  records,  property and effects of every description, which have   come into his possession or under his control by virtue  of  his  office   and  which  belong  to  the  village  or pertain to the office, he shall   forfeit and pay to the village the sum of twenty-five dollars  for  each   and  every  day he shall so neglect or refuse, and he shall also pay all   damages, costs and expenses caused by such neglect or refusal.
NY Elec L § 15-138 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 15 - Village Elections 15-138 - Judicial Review of Matters Relating to Village Elections.

§  15-138.  Judicial  review of matters relating to village elections.   The supreme court or any justice thereof within  the  judicial  district   and  the  county  court or any judge thereof within the county, in which   the village is located, shall have summary jurisdiction to determine any   question arising and make such order as justice may require, in  respect   to village elections and registration therefor.
NY Elec L § 16-100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 16 - Judicial Proceedings 16-100 - Jurisdiction; Supreme Court, County Court.

§  16-100.  Jurisdiction;  supreme court, county court. 1. The supreme   court is vested with jurisdiction to summarily determine any question of   law or fact arising as to any subject set forth in this  article,  which   shall be construed liberally.2. The county court is vested with jurisdiction to summarily determine   any  question  of  law  or fact except proceedings as to a nomination or   election at a primary election or a nomination at a judicial convention,   proceedings as to the casting and canvass of  ballots,  proceedings  for   examination  or  preservation  of ballots and proceedings to enforce the   provisions of article fourteen of this chapter.
NY Elec L § 16-102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 16 - Judicial Proceedings 16-102 - Proceedings as to Designations and Nominations, Primary Elections, Etc.

§  16-102.  Proceedings  as  to  designations and nominations, primary   elections, etc. 1. The nomination or designation of  any  candidate  for   any  public  office  or party position or any independent nomination, or   the holding of an uncontested primary election, by reason of a  petition   for  an  opportunity to ballot having been filed, or the election of any   person to any party position may be contested in a proceeding instituted   in the supreme court by any aggrieved candidate, or by the  chairman  of   any  party  committee or by a person who shall have filed objections, as   provided in this chapter, except that the chairman of a party  committee   may  not bring a proceeding with respect to a designation or the holding   of an otherwise uncontested primary.2. A proceeding with respect to a petition shall be instituted  within   fourteen  days  after the last day to file the petition, or within three   business days after the  officer  or  board  with  whom  or  which  such   petition  was filed, makes a determination of invalidity with respect to   such petition, whichever is later; except that a proceeding with respect   to a petition for a village election or an independent nomination for  a   special  election  shall  be instituted within seven days after the last   day to file the  petition  for  such  village  election  or  independent   nomination or within three business days after the officer or board with   whom  or  which  such  petition  was  filed,  makes  a  determination of   invalidity  with  respect  to  such  petition,  whichever  is  later.  A   proceeding  with  respect  to  a primary, convention, meeting of a party   committee, or caucus shall be  instituted  within  ten  days  after  the   holding  of  such primary or convention or the filing of the certificate   of nominations made at such caucus or meeting of a party committee.3. The court may direct reassembling of any convention or the  holding   of  a new primary election, or caucus where it finds there has been such   fraud or irregularity as to render impossible a determination as to  who   rightfully was nominated or elected.4.  A  final  order  including  the  resolution  of any appeals in any   proceeding involving the  names  of  candidates  on  ballots  or  voting   machines  shall be made, if possible, at least five weeks before the day   of the election at which such ballots or voting machines are to be used,   or if such proceeding is commenced within five weeks of  such  election,   no later than the day following the day on which the case is heard.