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N. Y. Assembly Adopts Bill Eliminating Difficulties for Jews to Vote

February 21, 1967
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The New York State Assembly has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to insure that Jewish voters in New York State will not be deprived of a chance to register because of religious date conflicts.

The measure notes that the fifth Thursday before election day this year, a day for registration in most localities, falls on Rosh Hashana. The bill asks that the poll day be shifted to the fifth Tuesday.

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