NY A08668

Shifts elections for city officers (including supervisors) and county officers in New York City from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years, with terms expiring at the end of even-numbered years

Requires second class city elections for city officers, including supervisors and judicial officers of city or inferior local courts, to be held in even-numbered years instead of odd-numbered years

Mandates that county officials—sheriff, county clerk, district attorney, county treasurer, and coroner or medical examiner—be elected at general elections in even-numbered years with four-year terms

Allows officials currently serving as of the effective date to complete their full terms, but if completion results in an odd-year election, the newly elected official's term will be shortened to align with the even-year cycle

Takes effect only when a corresponding constitutional amendment resolution regarding even-numbered year elections is approved in accordance with the state constitution