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Early Voting in New York

"The tragic disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy so close to Election Day highlight how shortsighted it would be for New York to continue as one of only 15 states that do not allow either early in-person voting or no-excuse absentee ballots.... Both are reforms that the League of Women Voters of New York State supports..."

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Protect the Freedom to Vote

Ensure all Americans have the equal opportunity to exercise the right to vote

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Improve Elections

Inform voters and help make our elections more free, fair, and equitable

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Reduce Money’s Political Influence

Hear citizen voices over corporations and the wealthy

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Fight for Fair Redistricting

Oppose partisan and racial gerrymandering

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