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N.Y. Elec. Law § 12-102

Lists of electors; state board of elections to furnish

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§ 12-102. Lists of electors; state board of elections to furnish. The\nstate board of elections shall prepare seven lists, containing both the\nnames of the persons who are elected as electors and a canvass of the\nvotes cast for each candidate for elector, together with a certificate\nof determination thereon by the state board of canvassers; procure to\nthe same the signature of the governor; cause to be affixed thereto the\nseal of the state, and in behalf of the governor, send one copy of such\ncertified list to the administrator of general services of the United\nStates by registered mail and deliver the six other copies thus signed\nand sealed to the president of the college of electors immediately after\nhis election.\n
§ 12-102. Lists of electors; state board of elections to furnish. At\nleast six days before the time fixed for the meeting of the electors\npursuant to section 12-104 of this title, the state board of elections\nshall:\n 1. prepare seven lists, containing the names of the persons who are\nelected as electors, a canvass of the votes cast for each candidate for\nelector, a certificate of determination by the state board of\ncanvassers, the signature of the governor, the seal of the state, and\nimprinted on such list an embossment of the seal of the state as a\nsecurity feature for purposes of verifying the authenticity of such\nlist; and\n 2. on behalf of the governor, transmit immediately after the\npreparation of such lists one copy of such list to the archivist of the\nUnited States by the most expeditious method available and deliver the\nsix other copies thus signed and sealed to the president of the college\nof electors immediately after their election.\n

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