N.Y. ELN Law § 7-126
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Ballots; pasters, or stickers, use of
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§ 7-126. Ballots; pasters, or stickers, use of. No pasters or stickers\nshall be affixed to any official ballot by any voter. The board of\nelections may authorize election officials to affix a paster or sticker\nupon unvoted ballots. All of the voted ballots for which the use of a\npaster or sticker shall have been authorized shall be manually canvassed\nand shall not be canvassed by a ballot scanner.\n
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