§ 5-600 Registration records; filing of
§ 5-601 Registration records; physically disabled voters
§ 5-602 Lists of registered voters; publication of
§ 5-604 Enrollment lists; publication of
§ 5-606 Lists; certification of
§ 5-608 Replacement of registration and enrollment records; damaged, unusable or lost
§ 5-610 Registration records; new election district
§ 5-612 Registration records; use by town or village clerks and for school district, improvement district and fire district elections
§ 5-614 Statewide voter registration list

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