NY S06856

Allows newly formed political parties created at presidential elections to use their presidential elector vote totals instead of gubernatorial votes when determining ballot placement and delegate representation until they have a gubernatorial candidate.

Modifies ballot placement rules so the party with the highest votes for either governor or presidential electors at the most recent general election in an even-numbered year receives the top ballot position.

Permits new parties' judicial district conventions held in the second year after a presidential election to apportion delegates based on presidential elector votes rather than gubernatorial votes.

Allows county committees of new parties to initially use presidential elector vote totals for apportioning committee members when first electing members after formation.

Requires state boards of elections to transmit certified vote tabulations for both gubernatorial and presidential elector races to the state board within ten days of either election.