Community backlash prompts Eastchester School Board to consider reopening second polling site
News 12 reported last week how some residents accused the school board of voter suppression after a measure to reopen the Garth Road polling site failed to get enough votes.
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Apr 8, 2022, 12:52 AM
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Updated 755 days ago
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321ds agoThe Eastchester School Board will reconsider to reopen a second polling location, following community backlash.
News 12 reported last week how some residents accused the school board of voter suppression after a measure to reopen the Garth Road polling site failed to get enough votes.
The location was closed during the pandemic, but now there is a petition to re-establish the site.
The board will take the issue up during a virtual meeting on April 12.
