When New York City Voters head to the Polls on November 6th, will get a very Long Two-Page Ballot, Front and Back, that includes Dozens of Candidates and on the Back City Charter Revision Questions.
On the Ballot You will see Candidates for:
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Attorney General
Comptroller
State Senate
State Assembly
State Supreme Court
Civil Court
There will also be Three Charter Revision Referendum Questions on the Back of the Ballot for Changes to: Community Boards, Campaign Finance, and New Ethics Commission.
Although not New, adding to the Confusion is the fact that, New York is a Fusion State, and many Candidates will appear on Multiple Party Lines. Remember, you can Vote for a Candidate on Only One Party Line.
Poll Site Workers will give the Ballot to each Voter with the Center Perforation Intact. You will then have to Separate It once you're done Filling it out. Then each Individual Page will then have to be Inserted into a Scanning Machine. The only Borough where Voters won't have to contend with the Two-Page Ballot is Staten Island.
Also, bring your Glasses, The Font is Tiny.
NYC Wins When Everyone Can Vote! Michael H. Drucker
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