2023 New York Laws › ELN - Election › Article 17 - Protecting the Elective Franchise › Title 1 - Violations of the Elective Franchise › 17-130 - Misdemeanor in Relation to Elections.

§ 17-130. Misdemeanor in relation to elections. Any person who:
1.  Acts  as  an  inspector  of election or as a clerk at an election,
  without being able to read or write the  English  language,  or  without
  being otherwise qualified to hold such office; or,
2.  Being  an inspector of election, knowingly and wilfully permits or
  suffers any person to vote who is not entitled to vote thereat; or,
3. Wilfully and unlawfully obstructs, hinders or delays,  or  aids  or
  assists  in  obstructing  or  delaying  any  elector  on  his  way  to a
  registration or polling place, or while he is attempting to register  or
  vote; or,
4.  Electioneers on election day or on days of registration within one
  hundred feet, as defined herein, from a polling place. Said  prohibition
  shall  not  apply  to  a  building  or room that has been maintained for
  political purposes at  least  six  months  prior  to  said  election  or
  registration  days,  except  that  no  political  displays,  placards or
  posters shall be exhibited therefrom. For the purposes of this  section,
  the  one  hundred feet distance shall be deemed to include a one hundred
  foot radial measured from the entrances, designated by the inspectors of
  elections, to a building where the election  or  registration  is  being
  held.
5. Removes any official ballot from a polling place before the closing
  of the polls; or,
6.  Unlawfully  goes  within  the  guard-rail  of any polling place or
  unlawfully remains within such guard-rail after having been commanded to
  remove therefrom by any inspector of election; or,
7. Enters a voting booth with any voter or remains in a  voting  booth
  while  it  is occupied by any voter, or opens the door of a voting booth
  when the same is occupied by a voter, with the intent to  watch  such  a
  voter  while  engaged  in  the  preparation  of  his  ballot,  except as
  authorized by this chapter; or,
8. Being or claiming to be a voter, permits any other person to be  in
  a  voting booth with him while engaged in the preparation of his ballot,
  except as authorized by this chapter, without openly protesting  against
  and asking that such person be ejected; or,
9.  Having  lawfully  entered  a  voting booth with a voter, requests,
  persuades or induces such voter to vote any particular ballot or for any
  particular candidate, or makes  or  keeps  any  memorandum  of  anything
  occurring  within  the  booth,  or  directly  or  indirectly, reveals to
  another the name of any candidate voted for by such voter; or,
10. Shows his ballot after it is prepared for voting, to any person so
  as to reveal the contents, or solicits a voter to show the same; or,
11. Places any mark  upon  his  ballot,  or  does  any  other  act  in
  connection  with his ballot with the intent that it may be identified as
  the one voted by him; or,
12. Places any mark upon, or does any other act in connection  with  a
  ballot  or  paster  ballot,  with  the  intent that it may afterwards be
  identified as having been voted by any particular person; or,
13. Receives an official ballot from any person other than one of  the
  clerks or inspectors having charge of the ballots; or,
14.  Not being an inspector of election or clerk, delivers an official
  ballot to a voter; or,
15. Not being an inspector of election,  receives  from  any  voter  a
  ballot prepared for voting; or,
16.  Fails to return to the inspectors of election, before leaving the
  polling place or going outside the guard-rail, each ballot not voted  by
  him; or,
17.  Wilfully  defaces,  injures,  mutilates, destroys or secretes any
  voting maching which belongs to any municipality or board  of  elections

  for use at elections, and any person who commits or attempts to commit a
  fraud in the use of any such voting machine during election; or,
18.  Not  being  lawfully authorized, makes or has in his possession a
  key to a voting machine which has been  adopted  and  will  be  used  in
  elections; or,
19.  Not  being  an inspector or clerk of election, handles a voted or
  unvoted ballot or stub thereof,  during  the  canvass  of  votes  at  an
  election; or,
20.  Intentionally  opens  a  voter's  ballot envelope or examines the
  contents thereof after the receipt of  the  envelope  by  the  board  of
  elections  and  before  the close of the polls at the election except as
  provided in section 9-209 of this chapter; or,
21. Willfully disobeys any lawful command of the board of  inspectors,
  or any member thereof; or,
22.  Induces or attempts to induce any poll clerk, election inspector,
  election coordinator, or officer, clerk or  employee  of  the  board  of
  elections  discharging  any  duty or performing any act required or made
  necessary by the election law, to do any act in violation of his duty or
  in violation of the election law; or,
23. Not having been appointed or named an inspector  of  elections  or
  clerk  and  not  having  taken  the  oath  for such office shall wear or
  display any  button,  badge  or  emblem  identifying  or  purporting  to
  identify  such person as an inspector of election or clerk, is guilty of
  a misdemeanor.