NY Elec L § 17-122 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 17 - Violations of the Elective Franchise 17-122 - Misconduct in Relation to Petitions.

§ 17-122. Misconduct in relation to petitions. Any person who:1. Pays, lends, contributes or promises to pay, lend or contribute any   money  or other valuable consideration to or for any voter, or to or for   any other person, to induce such  voter  to  sign  a  petition  for  the   designation  of  a  candidate  for party nomination or for election to a   party position to be voted for at a primary election, or to induce  such   voter to sign a petition for opportunity to ballot at a primary election   or  to  induce such voter to sign an independent nominating petition for   public office; or2. Gives, offers or promises  any  office,  place  or  employment,  or   promises  to  procure  or  endeavor  to  procure  any  office,  place or   employment to or for any voter, or to or for any other person, in  order   to  induce  such  voter  to  sign  a  petition  for the designation of a   candidate for party nomination or for election to a party position to be   voted for at a primary election, or to  induce  such  voter  to  sign  a   petition  for  opportunity  to ballot at a primary election or to induce   such voter to sign an independent nominating petition for public office;   or3. Receives, agrees or contracts for any money, gift,  loan  or  other   valuable  consideration,  office, place or employment for himself or any   other person, for signing a petition for the designation of a  candidate   for party nomination or for election to a party position to be voted for   at  a  primary  election,  or  for signing a petition for opportunity to   ballot at a primary election or for signing  an  independent  nominating   petition for public office; or4. Pays or agrees to pay money or other valuable consideration, to any   person  for  his  services  in canvassing for or otherwise procuring the   signatures of voters to a petition for the designation of a candidate or   candidates for party nomination or for election to a party  position  to   be  voted for at a primary election, or to a petition for opportunity to   ballot at a primary election, or to an independent  nominating  petition   for  public  office,  upon  the  basis  of  the  number of names to such   petition procured by such person, or at a fixed amount per name; or,5. Represents to any person as an inducement for  signing  a  petition   for  the designation of a candidate for party nomination or for election   to a party position to be voted  for  at  a  primary  election,  or  for   signing  a  petition for opportunity to ballot at a primary election, or   for signing an independent nominating petition for public  office,  that   the person soliciting such signature is to be compensated upon the basis   of  the  number of names procured by such a person, or at a fixed amount   per name; or6. Being a signer of a petition, provided for in the election law, for   the designation  or  nomination  of  a  candidate,  or  a  petition  for   opportunity  to  ballot  at  a  primary  election, thereby makes a false   statement or makes a false affidavit thereon, or a  false  statement  to   the witness who authenticates the petition; or7.  Being  a  notary  public,  commissioner  of deeds or a subscribing   witness to a petition, provided for in this chapter, for the designation   or nomination of a candidate, or a petition for opportunity to ballot at   a primary election, thereby makes a false statement  or  makes  a  false   affidavit thereon; or8.  Alters  a  petition,  provided  for  in  the election law, for the   designation or nomination of a candidate, or a petition for  opportunity   to  ballot  at  a  primary  election,  by  inserting, adding or changing   therein the name of a candidate, or  the  title  or  designation  of  an   office or position by any means whatsoever, after such petition has been   signed by one or more persons, is guilty of a misdemeanor.