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NY Elec L § 4-130 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 4 - Proceedings Preliminary to Registration, Enrollment and Elections 4-130 - Supplies for Registration; Manner and Time of Delivery.

§  4-130.  Supplies for registration; manner and time of delivery.  1.   Before it is sent from the office or  branch  office  of  the  board  of   elections,  each ledger or binder of blank registration records shall be   locked in a distinctively numbered carrying case. Such board shall place   the key for such carrying case in a sealed envelope on  which  shall  be   written or printed the number of the carrying case.  No such case or key   shall  be  delivered to any person who is not designated in this chapter   as a person entitled to receive it. Any person to whom any such case  or   key  shall  be  delivered  shall  give  a receipt therefor to the person   delivering it.  Such receipt shall recite the official title or capacity   of the person receiving it and, in each instance, the distinctive number   identifying it.  After leaving the board of elections no such case shall   be unlocked except at the time  and  in  the  manner  provided  in  this   chapter.2.  a.  Except  in the cities of New York, Buffalo, and Rochester, the   board of elections shall deliver at its office  to  each  town  or  city   clerk  in  its  county  not  more than five days before the beginning of   local  registration,  the  registration  record  forms,   supplies   and   equipment  required for local registration and such clerks shall deliver   the same to the several boards of inspectors within such  town  or  city   approximately  one-half  hour  before  the hour fixed for beginning such   registration.b. In the cities of New York, Buffalo,  and  Rochester  the  board  of   elections  shall  deliver  such  material to the boards of inspectors at   least  one-half  hour  before  the  hour  fixed  for   beginning   local   registration.
NY Elec L § 4-132 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 4 - Proceedings Preliminary to Registration, Enrollment and Elections 4-132 - Polling Places; Equipment For.

§  4-132. Polling places; equipment for. The board of elections or the   town, city or village clerk, when a  town,  city  or  village  holds  an   election  not conducted by the board of elections, shall provide in each   polling place, as required, the following articles:a. Material to define the voting area.b. Separate boxes for the purposes of receiving  ballots.  Such  boxes   shall  have an opening on the top, large enough to allow a single ballot   to be passed easily through the opening, but no  larger,  and  shall  be   supplied with a protective lock or seal.c.  A  booth or device in each election district for the use of voters   marking ballots. Such booth or device shall  be  so  constructed  as  to   permit  the  voter  to  mark  his  or her ballot in secrecy and shall be   furnished at all times with an appropriate marking device.d. A sufficient number of maps, street finders or  other  descriptions   of all of the polling places and election districts within the political   subdivision in which the polling place is located to enable the election   inspectors  and  poll  clerks to determine the correct election district   and  polling  place  for  each  street  address  within  the   political   subdivision in which the polling place is located.
NY Elec L § 4-136 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 4 - Proceedings Preliminary to Registration, Enrollment and Elections 4-136 - Election Expenses; Payment Of.

§  4-136.  Election expenses; payment of. 1. Except as provided for in   subdivision two of this  section,  the  expenses  of  providing  polling   places,  voting  booths,  supplies  therefor,  ballot  boxes  and  other   furniture for the polling place for any election, including the storage,   transportation  and  maintenance  of  voting  machines,  appliances  and   equipment  or  ballot  counting  devices,  and  the  compensation of the   election officers in each election district, shall be a charge upon  the   county  in  which such election district is situated, except in the city   of New York where such expenses shall be a charge upon the city  of  New   York.2.  All expenses incurred under this chapter by the board of elections   of a county outside of the city of New York shall be  a  charge  against   the  county  and  in  the  city of New York the expenses of the board of   elections shall be a charge against such city. The expenses incurred  by   the  board  of  elections  of a county outside the city of New York may,   pursuant to section 3-226 of this  chapter,  be  apportioned  among  the   cities  and  towns  therein,  or  in the case of a village election held   other than at  the  time  of  the  fall  primary  or  general  election,   apportioned to such villages therein.3.  In  the  city  of  New  York  all  leased  or purchased equipment,   supplies, ballots, printing and publications, except  newspaper  notices   and  advertisements,  to  be  used  or  furnished  by such board, may be   procured for it by the purchasing department or agency of such  city  as   if  such board were an agency of such city. Such board shall comply with   the rules and regulations of the New York city procurement policy  board   and applicable state law.
NY Elec L § 4-138 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 4 - Proceedings Preliminary to Registration, Enrollment and Elections 4-138 - Expenses of Boards of Elections Outside New York City; Apportionment Of.

§  4-138.  Expenses  of  boards  of  elections  outside New York City;   apportionment of. The board of elections in each county, outside of  the   city  of  New  York,  on or before the fifteenth day of December and not   earlier than the first day of October, in each year,  shall  certify  to   the clerk of the legislative body of the county, the total amount of the   expenses  of  such  board  of  elections,  including  salaries  for  the   preceding year, and, if the legislative body  of  any  county  shall  so   direct,  shall certify to such clerk the portions of such expenses which   under provisions of law are to be borne by any city or  cities  in  said   county  and the portion thereof which is to be borne by the rest of such   county.   Whenever  any  additional  expenses  either  for  salaries  or   supplies  in  addition  to  the regular county-wide primary and election   expenses are incurred  by  a  board  of  elections  incidential  to  any   election  in  any  city,  town or village, such board of elections shall   certify to the county legislative body  a  detailed  statement  of  such   expenses.
NY Elec L § 10-102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-102 - Military Voters; Definitions.

§  10-102.  Military  voters; definitions. As used in this article the   following terms have the following meanings.1. "Military service" means the military service of the state,  or  of   the  United  States,  including the army, navy, marine corps, air force,   coast guard, merchant marine and all components thereof, and  the  coast   and  geodetic survey, the public health service, the national guard when   in the service of the United States pursuant to call as provided by law,   and the cadets or midshipmen of  the  United  States  Military  Academy,   United  States Naval Academy, United States Air Force Academy and United   States Coast Guard Academy.2. "Military voter" means a qualified voter of the state of  New  York   who  is  in  the  actual  military  service, as defined in the preceding   paragraph of this section, and by reason of  such  military  service  is   absent   from   his  election  district  of  residence  on  the  day  of   registration or election,  or  a  voter  who  is  discharged  from  such   military  service  within  thirty  days  of  an election and the spouse,   parent, child or dependent of such voter accompanying or being with  him   or  her,  if  a  qualified  voter  and  a  resident of the same election   district.3. "Military ballot" means the ballot prepared, printed  and  supplied   for  use  by the military voter for a general election, primary election   or special election.4. "Military address" means the mailing address of  a  military  voter   other than his residence address in his election district.5.  "Appropriate  board  of elections" means the board of elections in   whose jurisdiction the military voter resides as a qualified voter.
NY Elec L § 10-104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-104 - Military Voters; Right to Vote.

§  10-104.  Military  voters;  right to vote. A military voter of this   state shall be entitled to vote as fully as if he were  present  at  his   polling  place  and  to  register  and  vote  in  the manner hereinafter   provided except that the provisions of this article for absentee  voting   in  primary  elections shall not apply to the party positions of members   of the ward, town, city or county committee.
NY Elec L § 10-107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-107 - Military Voters; Designation of Means of Transmission by Military Voters.

§  10-107.  Military  voters;  designation of means of transmission by   military voters. 1. A military  voter  may  designate  a  preference  to   receive  a voter registration application, a military ballot application   or a military ballot by mail, facsimile transmission or electronic mail.   Such designation shall remain in effect until revoked or changed by  the   military voter. If a military voter does not designate a preference, the   board  of  elections  shall transmit the voter registration application,   military ballot application or military ballot by mail.  If  a  military   voter  designates  a preference for facsimile transmission or electronic   mail but does not provide  the  necessary  facsimile  number  or  e-mail   address,  the  board  of elections shall transmit the voter registration   application, military ballot application or military ballot by mail  and   request  the  omitted  information.  All  communications to the military   voter shall include the mailing address of the board of elections.2. Irrespective of the preferred method of transmission designated  by   a   military   voter,   a  military  voter's  original  completed  voter   registration  application,  military  ballot  application  and  military   ballot  must  be  returned  by  mail or in person notwithstanding that a   prior copy was sent to the board of elections by facsimile  transmission   or electronic mail.
NY Elec L § 10-109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-109 - Military Voters; Cancellation of Registration.

§  10-109.  Military  voters;  cancellation of registration. 1. Voters   registered pursuant to this article shall be eligible to vote  in  every   election  in  which  military  voters are eligible to vote which is held   more than ten days after the date of the receipt of  their  applications   for such registration.2.  If  any  ballot, application form or other mail sent to a military   voter at his military address by the board of elections is  returned  by   the post office as undeliverable, the board of elections shall ascertain   whether  the  military  voter  is  residing  at the address given on his   registration records as his permanent address. If he is residing at such   address, the board shall not  send  him  any  further  military  ballots   unless  he  applies  for  them in the regular way, giving a new military   address. If such military  voter  is  not  residing  at  such  permanent   address, the board of elections shall send a confirmation notice to such   military  voter  at his last military address pursuant to the provisions   of section 5-712 of this chapter and shall  place  the  registration  of   such  voter  in inactive status.   However, if such a voter notifies the   board of elections that he has moved to  a  new  military  address,  the   board  shall  restore the registration of such voter to active status in   the manner prescribed by section 5-213 of this chapter.3. The board of elections shall process and preserve  the  records  of   such   registrations,  including  the  original  applications  for  such   registrations, in the same manner and for the same period of time as the   records  of   other   voters   registered   under   permanent   personal   registration.4.  A  military  voter whose registration is cancelled pursuant to the   provisions of section  5-400  of  this  chapter  shall  be  eligible  to   reregister in the manner provided by this article.5.  Upon  cancelling  the registration of a military voter pursuant to   the provisions of section 5-400 of this chapter, the board of  elections   shall  forthwith  notify  such voter at his last military address and at   his permanent residence address of the fact  of  the  cancellation,  the   reason  therefor,  and  of  his  right  to  reregister  pursuant to this   article.
NY Elec L § 10-112 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-112 - Military Voter; Voting.

§  10-112.  Military  voter; voting. The military voter shall mark the   military ballot provided for in this article in the same  manner  as  an   absentee  ballot.  After  marking  the ballot, he or she shall fold such   ballot and enclose it in the  inner  affirmation  envelope  bearing  the   military voter's affirmation on the outside of the envelope and seal the   envelope.  He  or  she  shall then sign the affirmation, with the blanks   properly filled  in.  The  inner  affirmation  envelope  containing  the   military  ballot  shall then be inserted in the outer envelope addressed   to the  appropriate  board  of  elections,  which  shall  be  mailed  or   personally  delivered to such board of elections of his or her county of   residence within the time limits provided by this chapter.
NY Elec L § 10-114 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-114 - Military Ballots; Deadline for Receipt, and Delivery to Polling Place.

§  10-114.  Military  ballots;  deadline  for receipt, and delivery to   polling place. 1. The  board  of  elections  shall  cause  all  military   ballots received by it before the close of the polls on election day and   all  ballots  contained  in envelopes showing a cancellation mark of the   United States postal service or a foreign country's postal  service,  or   showing  a  dated endorsement of receipt by another agency of the United   States government or are signed and dated by the voter and  one  witness   thereto,  with  a date which is ascertained to be not later than the day   of the election and received by such board of elections not  later  than   seven  days  following  the day of a primary election and not later than   thirteen days following the day of a general or special election  to  be   cast and counted.2. The board of elections shall thereafter process such ballots in the   manner provided in this chapter for processing absentee ballots.
NY Elec L § 10-116 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-116 - Military Ballots; Determination of Candidates Thereon.

§  10-116. Military ballots; determination of candidates thereon.  The   state board of elections  and  the  county  boards  of  elections  shall   determine,  three days before the first day for distribution of military   ballots, the names of all candidates duly nominated  for  public  office   and  the  amendments,  referenda, propositions and questions to be voted   for on such ballots. If at a later date the nomination of any  candidate   named  on  a military ballot is found invalid, the ballot shall still be   valid, but no vote cast for any such candidate on such ballot  shall  be   counted at the election. The failure of the county board of elections to   include  the  name  of  any  candidate  or  any  amendment,  referendum,   proposition or question on the military ballot shall in  no  way  affect   the  validity  of  the election with respect to the office for which the   nomination was made or the validity of the military  ballot  as  to  any   other matter.
NY Elec L § 10-118 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-118 - Military Voting; Costs Of.

§  10-118.  Military  voting; costs of. The cost of printing, mailing,   return postage, and all other costs and expenses incurred in  connection   with  the  administration of this article (other than those of the state   board of elections), shall be a county charge, and in the  city  of  New   York,  shall be a city charge, and shall be appropriated and paid in the   same manner as all other election costs.
NY Elec L § 10-122 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-122 - Military Voter; Absentee Ballot, Right To.

§  10-122.  Military  voter;  absentee  ballot, right to. Any military   voter may vote by absentee ballot rather than military  ballot  provided   that he complies with the provisions of this chapter relating thereto.
NY Elec L § 10-124 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-124 - Military Voting; State Board of Elections; Regulatory Powers.

§  10-124. Military  voting;  state  board  of  elections;  regulatory   powers.  1. The state board of elections is hereby  authorized  to  take   such  steps and do such things as, in its opinion, are necessary to make   effective the provisions of any other legislation, in order  to  utilize   fully  any  federal  or other facilities in the distribution of military   ballots. The state board of elections shall  have  power  to  adopt  and   promulgate  orders or regulations adopting, with respect to the military   voters of this state, the provisions of that legislation.2. The state board of elections shall  be  responsible  for  providing   information  regarding voter registration procedures and absentee ballot   procedures applicable to military and special federal voters wishing  to   register or vote in any jurisdiction of the state.
NY Elec L § 10-125 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-125 - Military Voters; Prohibiting Refusal to Accept Voter Registration and Military Ballot Applications, Marked Military Ballots, and Federal Write-in Abs

§  10-125.  Military  voters;  prohibiting  refusal  to  accept  voter registration and military ballot applications, marked military  ballots, and  federal  write-in  absentee  ballots  for  failure  to meet certain requirements. 1. A board of elections shall not  refuse  to  accept  and process  any  otherwise valid voter registration application or military ballot application (including the official  post  card  form  prescribed under section 101 of the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act  (42  USC  1973ff))  or  marked military ballot submitted by mail or personally delivered, solely on the basis of the following:  (a) Notarization requirements;  (b) Restrictions on paper type, including weight and size; or  (c) Restrictions on envelope type, including weight and size.   2. A board of elections shall not refuse to  accept  and  process  any otherwise valid federal write-in absentee ballot submitted in any manner by a military voter solely on the basis of the following:  (a) Notarization requirements;  (b) Restrictions on paper type, including weight and size; or  (c) Restrictions on envelope type, including weight and size.   3. The state board of elections, in coordination with county boards of elections,  shall develop a free access system by which a military voter may determine whether the military ballot of the military voter has been received by the appropriate board of elections.
NY Elec L § 10-126 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 10 - Voting by Members of Armed Forces 10-126 - Military Voting; Applicability of General Provisions.

§  10-126.  Military  voting; applicability of general provisions. The   general provisions of this chapter shall apply to this  article,  except   as  they are inconsistent herewith. The provisions of this article shall   be liberally construed for the purpose of providing military voters  the   opportunity  to  vote.  The state board of elections shall have power to   adopt and promulgate regulations to effectuate the  provisions  of  this   article.
NY Elec L § 13-104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-104 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-104.  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 judges of the civil court elected from municipal court districts   and  for  delegates  and  alternate  delegates  to   judicial   district   conventions  and  certain  proceedings  relating  thereto  shall  be  as   follows:1. The  first  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for  primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.2.  The  first  day  to  sign  petitions  for opportunity to ballot in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.3. The primary election shall be held  on  the  twenty-second  day  of   September.4. A judicial district convention for nominating candidates for public   office shall be held not earlier than the twenty-second day of September   nor later than the sixth day of October.5.  A  certificate  of  party  nomination  made at a judicial district   convention for an office to be filled at the general election  shall  be   filed not later than the seventh day of October.6. A certificate of acceptance or declination, whenever required, of a   party  nomination  made at a judicial district convention, for an office   to be filled at the general election shall be filed not later  than  the   ninth day of October.7.  A  certificate  to fill a vacancy caused by declination of a party   nomination made at judicial district convention  for  an  office  to  be   filled  at  the  general  election  shall  be  filed  not later than the   thirteenth day of October.* NB Expired December 31, 1981
NY Elec L § 13-106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 13 - Annual Political Calendar 13-106 - Special Provisions as to the Time for Holding a Primary Election in the City of New York in the Year Nineteen Hundred Eighty-One.

*  §  13-106.  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  office  of  council  member-at-large  and  certain  proceedings   relating thereto shall be as follows:1.  The  first  day  for  signing  designating  petitions  for primary   elections shall be the sixteenth day of June.2. The first day to  sign  petitions  for  opportunity  to  ballot  in   primary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of   July.3.  The  primary  election  shall  be held on the twenty-second day of   September.* NB Expired December 31, 1981