called the Court of Appeals. “Efforts by radical Democrats on the New York City Council to permit noncitizen voting have been rightly rejected,” NYGOP Chair Ed Cox said in a statement.

ALBANY, New York — New York’s top court has struck down a law that would have let noncitizens vote in New York City elections, with the court’s progressive majority overwhelmingly siding ...

The Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court ruling that had declared unconstitutional the city’s bid to allow noncitizens to vote. By Benjamin Oreskes A New York City law that would have allowed ...

The lower court struck down the law on summary judgment ... and eight states passed measures banning noncitizen voting. New York City isn't the first governmental body that has passed such a law, with ...

New York City’s controversial ... Council did agree with certain parts of the court’s ruling, which found that the way the Council passed the noncitizen voting law was legitimate.

A New York court’s decision to block undocumented ... s County marked the sixteenth Maryland municipality to allow noncitizen voting, more than any other state. T he following is a list of ...

The state’s highest court on Thursday overturned a New York City law that extended voting rights to lawful permanent residents and other noncitizens for certain municipal elections. The 6-1 ...

Albany, NY — New York's Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court's decision to block a New York City law that would have allowed noncitizens to vote in citywide municipal elections. The law did ...

New York’s top court on Thursday struck down a city law as unconstitutional that would’ve expanded the right to vote in local elections to hundreds of thousands of noncitizen residents.

New York City lawmakers adopted a law in 2022 allowing non-citizens to vote in municipal elections, but a state court struck ...

the state's highest court, on Thursday struck down New York City's law that granted some noncitizens the right to vote in municipal elections, ruling the Constitution limits voting to citizens.