Relates to authorizing registration records of victims of sexual violence to be kept confidential in certain cases. /
Sponsor: ZELDIN Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides that the ballots of deceased military personnel shall be counted toward the election for which they were cast. /
Sponsor: BALL Committee: ELECTION LAW

Makes permanent certain provisions of law relating to the use of certain voting machines. /
Sponsor: MARTINS Committee: ELECTION LAW

Relates to the use of mechanical voting machines in the city of New York in non-federal elections; relates to the date upon which a run-off primary election is to be held during the 2013 calendar year. /
Sponsor: GOLDEN Committee: ELECTION LAW

Relates to maximum contributions for candidates. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Reduces campaign contributions limits for candidates for election to public office or party position. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Requires the use of a simple and easy to read typeface on paper ballots. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides that the board of elections shall transfer a registration and enrollment of a voter to wherever they move in the state, even if the voter moves to a new county. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Establishes new contribution limits, expands the types of organizations prohibited from making contributions and aggregates certain contributions. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Prohibits multiple party designations for candidates for public office, except for a judicial office; provides that where a person has been designated as candidate for nomination of more than one party for the same public office and accepts designations of a party of which such person is not enrolled, all such other designations shall be deemed to have been declined. /
Sponsor: Gantt Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides for a state board of elections enforcement unit and counsel. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Relates to election canvass procedures; removes certain provisions relating to return of canvass. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Relates to uniform maximum contributions for all candidates regardless of position or office. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides that a candidate who files a certificate of acceptance for an office for which there have been filed certificates or petitions designating more than one candidate for the nomination of any party, may thereafter file a certificate of declination not later than the seventh day after the primary election. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Relates to political contributions made by limited liability companies. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Regulates political contribution activities by intermediaries; requires that when contributions made by an intermediary to a candidate or a committee are over $1,000, the name, occupation and address of each contributor shall be disclosed. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides that the board of elections shall accept voter registrations electronically through its website. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Provides that qualified persons who have never previously registered to vote may register on any day, including a day of election, that the board of elections is open for business; requires establishment of a procedure to enable such registrants to cast their votes at the appropriate polling places. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Makes the following participating agencies for purposes of agency assisted voter registration: public libraries, local housing authorities, and public high schools; directs the state board of elections to promulgate rules and regulations for implementation. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW

Enacts the "voter empowerment act of New York" to streamline the process for registering to vote. /
Sponsor: Kavanagh Committee: ELECTION LAW