N.Y. ELN Law § 4-126
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Delivery of election laws to clerks, boards and election officers
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§ 4-126. Delivery of election laws to clerks, boards and election\nofficers. 1. The state board of elections, within ten days after the\nenactment of any amendment to the election law, shall transmit a copy of\nsuch amendment to each board of elections.\n 2. The state board of elections shall, prior to each general election,\nprepare, and cause to be printed in such formats as the board shall\ndetermine, compilations of the election law. A copy of the full text of\nsuch law shall be transmitted to each board of elections at least once\neach year. Additional copies of such text, or portions thereof, shall\nbe made available to the public upon request.\n
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