Local Community Leaders Worry That Voter Info Given To Federal Commission Will Deter Registration - 27 East

Local Community Leaders Worry That Voter Info Given To Federal Commission Will Deter Registration

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Voting booth in Bridgehampton. JEN NEWMAN

Voting booth in Bridgehampton. JEN NEWMAN

author on Aug 8, 2017
The New York State Board of Elections has handed over statewide voter information to a federal commission looking into voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election, and some East End... more

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