New York Statutes
§ 3-214 — Board of elections; general office and branches, hours
§ 3-214. Board of elections; general office and branches, hours. 1.\nThe board of elections in the city of New York shall maintain an office\nin the borough of Manhattan, which shall be the headquarters of such\nboard, and an office in each borough of the city. Elsewhere, in each\ncounty, the county legislative body shall provide the board of elections\nfor such county with proper and suitable offices.\n 2. Any board of elections may establish as many fixed branch offices\nas it deems necessary.\n 3. Each office shall be open at least every business day during usual\nbusiness hours, except that each central board office shall be open for\nthe receipt of papers at least between the hours of nine A.M. and five\nP.M. on the last day on which a paper may be filed with it and on such\nothe
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