N.Y. Elec. Law § 7-130
Ballots; examination by voters and instruction in use of voting machines
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Current — January 1, 2021
As of January 1, 2015
§ 7-130. Ballots; examination by voters and instruction in use of\nvoting machines. One or more voting machines which shall contain the\nballot labels, showing the party emblems and title of officers to be\nvoted for, and which shall so far as practicable contain the names of\nthe candidates to be voted for, shall be placed on public exhibition in\nsome suitable place by the board of elections, in charge of competent\ninstructors, for at least three days during the thirty days next\npreceding an election. No voting machine which is to be assigned for use\nin an election shall be used for such purpose after having been prepared\nand sealed for the election. During such public exhibition, the counting\nmechanism of the machine shall be concealed from view and the doors may\nbe temporarily opened only when authorized by the board or official\nhaving charge and control of the election. Any voter shall be allowed to\nexamine such machine, and upon request shall be instructed in its use.\n
§ 7-130. Ballots; examination by voters and instruction in use of\nvoting machines. One or more voting machines which shall contain the\nballot labels, showing the title of officers to be voted for, and which\nshall so far as practicable contain the names of the candidates to be\nvoted for, shall be placed on public exhibition in some suitable place\nby the board of elections, in charge of competent instructors, for at\nleast three days during the thirty days next preceding an election. No\nvoting machine which is to be assigned for use in an election shall be\nused for such purpose after having been prepared and sealed for the\nelection. During such public exhibition, the counting mechanism of the\nmachine shall be concealed from view and the doors may be temporarily\nopened only when authorized by the board or official having charge and\ncontrol of the election. Any voter shall be allowed to examine such\nmachine, and upon request shall be instructed in its use.\n
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