NY A10506

Amends Public Officers Law to require city officers and county officers in New York City to be elected in even-numbered years instead of odd-numbered years.

Modifies Second Class Cities Law to schedule all city officer elections, including judicial officers, for even-numbered years on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November.

Changes Alternative County Government Law to require comptroller elections in even-numbered years, with the second comptroller elected in the first even-numbered year after the first comptroller's election.

Updates County Law to require sheriff, county clerk, district attorney, county treasurer, and coroner elections to occur in even-numbered years.

Allows currently serving elected officials to complete their full terms under existing law; subsequent elections for those offices follow the new even-numbered year requirement.