Loading chat...
NY A04423
Bill
Status
2/4/2025
Primary Sponsor
Erik Dilan
Click for details
AI Summary
-
Amends absentee ballot voter statement forms in the Education Law and Town Law to add language clarifying that individuals who have completed their maximum sentence of imprisonment may vote by absentee ballot
-
Updates voter eligibility declarations for school district elections, special town elections, and district elections to include sentence expiration as a valid basis for restored voting rights
-
Previously, absentee ballot statements only referenced pardons, restoration of citizenship rights, or certificates of relief/good conduct as ways convicted individuals could regain voting eligibility
-
Adds "or my maximum sentence of imprisonment has expired" to the list of conditions under which a person convicted of bribery or infamous crime may certify their eligibility to vote
-
Takes effect immediately upon enactment
Legislative Description
Clarifies that individuals have the ability to vote by absentee ballot in certain elections if they are not currently incarcerated for a felony conviction.
Last Action
advanced to third reading cal.267
2/26/2026