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New York state’s top court blocks New York City law to allow noncitizen voting
ALBANY, New York — New York’s top court has struck down a law that would have let noncitizens vote in New York City elections, with the court’s progressive majority overwhelmingly siding with Republicans who challenged the idea. The law would have made more than 800,000 people eligible to vote in municipal contests such as mayoral races.
New York’s highest court on Thursday blocked a New York City law that would have allowed noncitizens to vote in municipal elections, upholding lower court rulings that sided with ...
The 6-1 ruling blocks a New ... ALBANY (CN) — The New York Court of Appeals, the highest court in the state, blocked a 2021 law on Thursday passed by the New York City Council that ...
New York City never actually implemented its 2022 law ... court, called the Court of Appeals. “Efforts by radical Democrats on the New York City Council to permit noncitizen voting ...
"It's an actual lie," Suozzi said about Musk's claim of noncitizen ... New York to vote in municipal elections. However, the controversial measure only lasted for roughly six months before ...
In Fossella v. Adams, the Court of Appeals struck down a New York City law permitting noncitizens to vote in local elections. In a decision written by Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson and ...
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