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NY A10331
Bill
Status
2/20/2026
Primary Sponsor
Khaleel Anderson
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AI Summary
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Census enumerators with valid federal or state credentials must be granted reasonable access to common areas of multi-unit residential buildings during official enumeration periods
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Attorney General, in consultation with the U.S. Census Bureau's New York Regional Office, must develop and publish guidance for building owners and staff on recognizing valid enumerator credentials
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Intentionally obstructing, harassing, or interfering with census enumerators performing official duties carries a civil penalty of up to $200 per violation, with proceeds funding census education and outreach
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Attorney General must establish a complaint process for violations, with substantiated complaints published on the AG's website
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Department of State may develop voluntary state verification resources or training materials to help building staff identify authorized enumerators
Legislative Description
Supplements federal law regarding access by census enumerators to multi-residence buildings; provides for the development of guidance regarding access for building personnel; provides penalties for violations; and provides for a complaint process.
Last Action
referred to governmental operations
2/20/2026