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NY A01344
Bill
Status
1/17/2023
Primary Sponsor
Gina Sillitti
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AI Summary
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Creates a new misdemeanor offense in New York Election Law (§ 17-158) for persons who intentionally interfere with elections using electronic means.
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Prohibits placing or causing multiple phone calls or electronic messages (text, email, fax, apps, or similar means) to obstruct, prevent, or interfere with reporting of poll results by polling places or receipt of results by election boards.
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Prohibits using multiple electronic messages to interfere with political or party organizations' ability to place get-out-the-vote calls or messages encouraging people to vote.
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Prohibits using multiple electronic messages to interfere with political or party organizations' ability to arrange transportation for voters to or from polling places.
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Effective date is 60 days after becoming law.
Legislative Description
Establishes the misdemeanor of interfering in the election process by electronic means.
Last Action
referred to election law
1/3/2024