What New Yorkers Need to Know About the Five Ballot Questions in the Nov. 3 General Election
Supporters say the five measures would cut approval times, simplify permits and set a 12% reserve target for future budget shocks.
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New York City voters will also decide on five proposals that, if approved, would modify the City Charter, the law that sets out how the municipal government works. The proposals seek to make the functioning of the municipal government more efficient, from speeding up permits so that restaurants can offer outdoor service to setting an emergency saving target for the city. Here we explain the five proposals and how they could affect communities th…
What New Yorkers need to know about the five ballot questions in the Nov. 3 general election
New Yorkers heading to the polls for the Nov. 3 general election will be asked to decide on five ballot questions that could change how City Hall approves outdoor dining, awards contracts, builds street safety projects and saves money for future financial emergencies. Early voting begins Saturday, Oct. 24, with the five questions appearing on...
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