N.Y. ELN Law § 12-100
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Electors of president and vice president
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§ 12-100. Electors of president and vice president. At the general\nelection in November preceding the time fixed by law of the United\nStates for the choice of president and vice president of the United\nStates, as many electors of president and vice president of the United\nStates shall be elected, as this state shall be entitled to. Each vote\ncast for the candidates of any party or independent body for president\nand vice president of the United States and each vote cast for any\nwrite-in candidates for such offices shall be deemed to be cast for the\ncandidates for elector of such party or independent body or the\ncandidates for elector named in the certificate of candidacy of such\nwrite-in candidates.\n
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