New York Statutes

§ 5-218 — Registration; challenges

New York·Law ELN Election·Title 2 Registration and Enrollment·Art. 5 Registration and Enrollment of Voters

§ 5-218. Registration; challenges.

1.Any person who applies for\nregistration may be challenged by any qualified voter, watcher, or\ninspector of election if such person has reason to suspect that the\napplicant is not qualified to be registered to vote.\n 2. When an applicant is challenged the person making the challenge\nmust first state the reason for the challenge and complete the\nchallenger's part of the challenge form. The board shall then administer\nto such applicant the following oath: "You do solemnly swear (or affirm)\nthat you will give true answers to the questions which may be put to you\nto establish your qualifications to register and vote". A member of such\nboard shall then read to the challenged person the questions printed\nupon the form of the challenge affidavit

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