Will New York State’s Top Court Tip the House to the Democrats?

Case set to be argued in Albany could give Democrats a leg up on Election Day.

Tracy Collins via Wikimedia Commons CC2.0
New York's highest tribunal, the Court of Appeals, hearing a case at Albany in 2009. Tracy Collins via Wikimedia Commons CC2.0

Tight races in New York state could — with control of the House on a razor’s edge — decide who wields the Speaker’s gavel in 2025. So is the Empire State’s highest court again going to give the Democrats a leg-up on Election Day, as New York Republicans contend, by okaying relaxed absentee ballot-counting procedures? That’s the question in the pending case of Amedure v. New York, set to be argued at Albany on October 15.

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