Governor Hochul criticizes recent actions taken to limit mail-in voting, arguing they undermine democratic participation and access to the ballot box. The push to restrict voting by mail has sparked renewed debate over election integrity and voter accessibility amid ongoing legal and political disputes. Critics say the measures could disproportionately affect elderly and disabled voters who rely on mail-in ballots. Supporters counter that reforms are necessary to prevent fraud, though no evidence of widespread abuse has been presented in recent cases.
Hochul blasts Trump's efforts to curtail voting by mail WXXI News
