ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York voters can expect new ballot lines this November next to the familiar Democratic and Republican parties as candidates seek to attract single-issue voters and get their names on the ballot two, three or even four times.
Tuesday is the deadline for groups hoping to create ballot lines to submit petitions to state election officials. New lines expected on the November ballot include the Women’s Equality Party and Stop Common Core.
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