New Yorkers statewide have flocked to early voting locations since Saturday, sparking a flurry of reports about lengthy lines. Lawyers argued that "it would take hours" of standing in line for one of their clients with a disability to cast their ballot.
October 30, 2020 at 02:35 PM
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Aiming to combat long lines at polling sites, the New York Civil Liberties Union sued the Rockland County Board of Elections on Thursday, seeking to lengthen early voting hours in the final days before Election Day.
The organization, which filed the lawsuit in state court, is representing individual voters and the Nyack and Spring Valley branches of the NAACP. The litigation is over long lines at early voting locations.
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