Elections News New York Moves To Allow 800 000 Noncitizens To Vote In Local Elections The New York Times

Voter discrimination lawsuit against New York town moves forward

The decision upholds a previous ruling that allowed a lawsuit alleging the town’s election system disenfranchises Black and Hispanic residents. Read More

New York mayoral election: Can I vote if I am not a U.S. citizen?

The New York City elections are in full swing, with early voting wrapping up on Sunday at 9 p.m. and Election Day just around the corner. As throngs of New Yorkers head to the polls to choose their ... Read More

Can I vote in the New York City mayoral election as a non-US citizen? Voting requirements explained

The New York City elections are underway, with the last day of early voting concluding on Sunday at 9 p.m. and Election Day looming large. As hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers make their way to the ... Read More

Even-year elections are coming to New York’s towns, counties. NYC could be next.

New York state’s top court upheld a law moving many town- and county-level elections to even-numbered years, a ruling that could potentially pave the way for New York City and other jurisdictions to ... Read More

Dem scheme to move elections outside NYC to even years upheld by court

Most odd-year elections in New York outside of the Big Apple will now shift to even years, the Empire State’s highest court ruled in a decision handed down Thursday — prompting a top GOP lawmaker to ... Read More

New York's top court affirms law shifting local elections to even-numbered years

New York's highest court on Thursday upheld a law shifting local elections to even-numbered years, bringing most county and town elections in line with statewide and federal races. The state Court of ... Read More