The New York 2021 General Election will have te follwing Proposals on the Statewide Ballot. There may be additional Local Ballot Proposals in selected areas, please Check with your County Board of Elections for more Information.

Ballot Proposal 1 - FORM OF SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL NUMBER ONE

Amending the Apportionment and Redistricting Process. This Proposed Constitutional Amendment would:

- Freeze the Number of State Senators at 63.

- Amend the Process for the Counting of the State’s Population by Counting Presinors from their last Address before Prison.

- Delete certain Provisions that Violate the United States Constitution.

- Repeal and Amend certain Requirements for the Appointment of the Co-Executive Directors of the Redistricting Commission, and Amend the Manner of Drawing District Lines for Congressional and State Legislative Offices.

Ballot Proposal 2 - FORM OF SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL NUMBER TWO

Right to Clean Air, Clean Water, and a Healthful Environment:

The proposed Amendment to Article I of the New York Constitution would establish the Right of each Person to Clean Air, Water, and a Healthful Environment.

Ballot Proposal 3 FORM OF SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL NUMBER THREE

Eliminating Ten-Day-Advance Voter Registration Requirement:

The Proposed Amendment would Delete the current Requirement in Article II, § 5, that a Citizen be Registered to Vote at least Ten days before an Election, and would allow the Legislature to Enact Laws permitting a Citizen to Register to Vote less than Ten days before the Election.

Ballot Proposal 4 FORM OF SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL NUMBER FOUR

Authorizing No-Excuse Absentee Ballot Voting:

The Proposed Amendment would Delete from the current Provision on Absentee Ballots, the Requirement that an Absentee Voter must be Unable to Appear at the Polls, by reason of Absence from the County, or Illness, or Physical Disability.

Ballot Proposal 5 - FORM OF SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL NUMBER FIVE

Increasing the Jurisdiction of the New York City Civil Court:

The Proposed Amendment would Increase the New York City Civil Court’s Jurisdiction, by Allowing it to Hear and Decide Claims, for up to $50,000, instead of the current Jurisdictional Limit of $25,000.

CLICK HERE to read the Detail of the Proposals.










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