New York’s mail-in voting law upheld by the state’s top court
- A New York law permitting any registered voter to vote by mail was upheld by the state’s highest court, rejecting a Republican challenge.
- The 6-1 ruling confirmed that the voting law did not violate the state’s constitution, as U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik had claimed.
- Chief Judge Rowan Wilson noted a lack of clear evidence supporting the challengers' argument that in-person voting is required.
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New York’s top court upholds state’s mail-in voting law
New York’s highest court upheld a state law on Tuesday permitting any registered voter to cast their ballots by mail, rejecting a Republican challenge to the law. The 6-1 ruling, from the state Court of Appeals, agreed with a lower court that the statute is not in violation of the state’s constitution. It responds to…
New York’s Highest Court Rules Mail-In Voting Doesn’t Violate State Constitution
New York state’s highest court has upheld a law challenged by Republicans that allows residents to vote by mail up to 10 days before Election Day in a 6–1 ruling. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the New York Early Voting Act into law in September 2023. The legislation authorizes voters to apply to the New York State Board of Elections for a mail-in ballot online and requires the state to establish and maintain an electronic early mail-in ballot applica…
New York top court rejects GOP lawsuit and affirms early mail-in voting - Washington Examiner
The New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the constitutionality of the state’s early mail-in voting law, rejecting a lawsuit led by GOP plaintiffs including Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY). The lawsuit, known as Stefanik v. Hochul, sought to block the implementation of the law, arguing it violated state constitutional provisions. However, the court ruled 6-1 that the law, which allows voters to cast their ballots by mail for any reason before E…
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