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New Yorkers Have the Right to Vote in Their Own Language. Here’s What You Need to Know. “New York City, especially, has a lot of laws that regulate language access,” Olivia Nuñez, NYC Campaign Finance Board community engagement director, explained. “All New Yorkers have the right to vote and to get a ballot in their language.”ByDaniel Parra20 hours ago
