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NY A06723
Bill
Status
3/11/2025
Primary Sponsor
Paul Bologna
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AI Summary
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Allows public school boards or controlling agencies to reject designation as a polling place by filing a certified resolution within 45 days of receiving notice, following a public hearing
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Permits school boards to proactively notify election authorities that a specific public school building shall not be designated as a polling place, through an affirmative certified resolution adopted after a public hearing
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Extends the same rejection and opt-out provisions to early voting polling place designations at public schools
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Requires boards empowered to designate polling places to prioritize public buildings to the extent practicable, with tax-exempt buildings used when additional locations are needed
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Applies to both regular election day polling places and early voting locations under New York election law
Legislative Description
Authorizes the governing body or agency of a public school building to reject a designation as a polling place or an early polling place.
Last Action
referred to election law
1/7/2026