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“This court has actually overturned the status quo and will actually take away from New Yorkers a right they’ve enjoyed for quite some time and diminish the transparency of elections that the Legislature was clearly acting to advance in these laws,” Novack said.
June 13, 2019 at 02:49 PM
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A former Upstate New York county political party leader may not access digital copies of ballots cast during a general election nearly four years ago, the New York Court of Appeals said in a decision handed down Thursday.
The Court of Appeals ruled that a section of the state election law allowed Essex County to deny a request from Bethany Kosmider for digital copies of ballots cast in the 2015 election because she didn’t have a court order to review those documents.
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