NY Elec L § 6-202 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 6 - Designation and Nomination of Candidates Title 2 - Village Elections 6-202 - Party Nominations; Villages.

§   6-202.  Party  nominations;  villages.  1.  Party  nominations  of   candidates for village offices in any county shall be made  at  a  party   caucus  or  at a primary election, as the rules of the county committee,   heretofore or hereafter adopted consistent with the provisions  of  this   chapter  shall  provide.  If  the  rules  of the county committee of any   political party provide that party nominations for  village  offices  of   that  party  in  any  or  all  villages in the county shall be made at a   village primary election, such primary election shall be held forty-nine   days prior to the date of the village election. In the event there is no   village committee with a chairman, the chairman of the county committee,   or such other person or body as the rules of such committee may provide,   shall designate an enrolled member of the party who is a qualified voter   of the village as the village election chairman.  The  chairman  of  the   county  committee  of each party in which nominations in any village are   made at a primary election shall file with the board  of  elections,  at   least  one  week  before the first day to file designating petitions for   such primary elections, a list of the name and address of  the  chairman   of  the  village committee or the village election chairman in each such   village. Such village chairman shall have general  party  responsibility   for  the  conduct  of  the  village  caucus  or  primary  election. Such   nominations shall be  made  not  more  than  fifty-six,  nor  less  than   forty-nine days prior to the date of the village election.2.  A  notice of any village primary held for making party nominations   of candidates for village offices to be filled  at  a  village  election   shall  be  given by the proper party authorities by publication at least   once in each of the two weeks preceding the  primary  in  at  least  one   newspaper of general circulation within the village.3.  A notice of any party caucus held for making party nominations for   village offices for village elections shall be given by the proper party   authorities by posting such notice in the public areas at the offices of   the village clerk and the board of elections and by filing  such  notice   with  such  clerk  and such board at least ten days preceding the day of   the caucus and, either by newspaper publication thereof once within  the   village  at  least  one  week  and not more than two weeks preceding the   caucus, or by posting such notice in six public places in the village at   least ten days preceding the day of the caucus.4. The notice shall specify the time and  place  or  places,  and  the   purpose  of  such  caucus  or  primary,  including the offices for which   candidates will be nominated thereat.  There shall be a chairman  and  a   secretary and tellers for each such village primary or caucus, who shall   be  appointed  by  the  appropriate  party  officials.  No  person shall   participate in such primary or caucus who  is  not  a  resident  of  the   village  and  an  enrolled  voter of the party conducting the primary or   caucus. At any primary or caucus in which nominees are chosen by vote of   the people in attendance, the person eligible and receiving the  highest   number  of  votes  for an office shall be deemed nominated. Such village   primary or caucus shall not be conducted at public expense. The board of   elections shall furnish a list of enrolled voters to the chairman of the   village caucus or primary.5. Any party nomination made at any such  caucus  or  village  primary   shall be evidenced by the filing of a certificate of nomination with the   board   of   elections.   There  shall  be  filed,  together  with  such   certificate, or within five days after the board of elections sends  the   notice  of  failure  to  file  prescribed by this subdivision, a list of   enrolled members of the party who have participated in  such  caucus  or   primary.  If  such list is not filed with such certificate, the board of   elections shall forthwith send notice of the failure to file  such  list   to  the  persons  who  signed  such  certificate,  by  first class mail,    together with a notice that such list must be  filed  within  five  days   after  such  notice  was  mailed.  Such  list  shall be certified by the   presiding officer or secretary of such caucus or primary.