New York State has passed new law mandating polling places on campuses with 300+ students or at nearby site proposed by the college.
New York City and State Elections articles on Democracy Chronicles
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New York Plans to Make it Easier for Blind People to Vote
The state promised to enhance voting access for citizens with disabilities such as blindness and paralysis in a deal reached this week.
Court Demands New York’s Congressional Maps Be Redrawn
A court ruling has struck down New York’s recently drawn maps. If upheld, the court will appoint a neutral expert to develop new maps.
NY Map “A Master Class In Gerrymandering”
New York State Dems approved redistricting that might result in their party gaining as many as three House seats from Reps.
The Proposed NY Gerrymander: An In-Depth Evaluation
Comparing effects of compliance and non-compliance with Stock Act shows error of sole reliance on disclosure to stop insider trading.
NY Changing Election System Amidst Focus On Voting Rights
New York lawmakers rallied for voting rights Thursday on the anniversary of the Capitol riot by supporters of Trump’s big lie.
The Pro-Immigrant Case Against Noncitizen Voting
New York City may soon allow non-citizens to vote. This seems like a major victory but it might have damaging consequences for democracy.
How to Fix Election Administration in New York State
To enhance service and regain voters’ trust, deep improvements are required immediately. Now is the time for the NY legislature to act.
Revamp The NYC Board Of Elections Now
Immediate adjustments to the NYC board of elections will increase public transparency and establish acceptable election admin methods.
The NY Working Families Party’s Disappearing Ballot Line
When New Yorkers go to the polls in November, the WFP will not be on the ballot thanks to the city’s notoriously inept Board of Elections.