EAdIElection Administration Index

No section in the FTS-surfaced candidates satisfies this criterion. Best signal: § 3-106 codifies adoption of a 'fair campaign code' (ethical standards for candidates/parties), unrelated to administrator conflict-of-interest disclosure. No statutory COI-disclosure regime for election administrators codified in ELN.

§ 15-138 codifies judicial review of village-election matters. § 3-104 codifies enforcement-power judicial review. § 16-* (Article 16) codifies judicial-proceeding venue (supreme/county court), standing, and remedies for board-of-elections decisions.

§ 3-102 codifies the state board of elections' general powers and duties (rule-making, oversight of county boards, statewide list, enforcement). § 3-100 codifies the board's statutory creation within the executive department. § 3-200 codifies county boards. Comprehensive statutory grounding.

§ 3-100 codifies a 4-commissioner state board with split multi-branch appointment: governor appoints two on recommendation of major-party state-committee chairs, plus two on joint recommendation of legislative leaders (one per party). The legislative-leader-appointed commissioners serve as co-chairs. Genuine multi-branch + bipartisan structure codified.

§ 3-100 codifies 2-year terms for state board commissioners with vacancy-fill procedure preserving appointing-authority discretion. § 3-200 codifies county commissioner terms + removal-by-governor-for-cause (same procedure as sheriff). § 3-416 codifies inspector-removal grounds and procedure.

§ 3-400 codifies that election inspectors are appointed in bipartisan pairs (two from different parties at each polling place). § 3-100 codifies bipartisan state-board structure. § 9-211(1) codifies bipartisan-committee audit. § 9-208 codifies bipartisan recanvass. Political-balance is structurally codified throughout the administration.

§ 3-100 codifies board creation within executive department but funding-line independence not separately codified — board funding flows from general state budget appropriations through executive department, no dedicated indemnification statute.

No section in the FTS-surfaced candidates satisfies this criterion. Best signal: § 10-118 codifies that the state shall reimburse counties for military-voting costs. § 15-102 / § 1-104 are definitions. No multi-year funding cycle codified; election funding is appropriated annually.

§ 14-107 codifies independent-expenditure rules (definitions, reporting). § 14-114 (not in FTS top-5 for this datapoint) codifies foreign-source contribution prohibitions. NY ELN § 14-114 explicitly prohibits foreign-national contributions consistent with 52 USC § 30121.

No candidate sections returned by FTS.

§ 3-412 codifies mandatory annual training: 'of elections shall, at least once every year, conduct a mandatory school for the instruction of election inspectors, poll clerks and election coordinators.' § 3-401 codifies election coordinator provision. § 3-102 codifies state board training standards.

No candidate sections returned by FTS.

§ 7-201 codifies state board examination and approval of voting machines/systems. § 7-202 codifies machine-design requirements (locks, protective counters, voter-verifiable audit record, BMD accessibility). § 7-206 codifies pre-election testing. § 7-200 codifies adoption/use procedure. Comprehensive certification framework codified.

§ 17-210 (NY VRA) codifies preclearance procedure for covered jurisdictions — applies to election-procedure changes, not voting-system recertification. NY ELN doesn't codify a structured recertification-trigger framework for voting systems.

No section in the FTS-surfaced candidates satisfies this criterion. Best signal: § 14-104 (campaign-finance statements) is the FTS-top candidate but unrelated to voting-system decertification. NY ELN does not codify decertification grounds/procedure for voting systems; decertification operates via state board regulation rather than statute.