N.Y. Election Law § 11-102: Special presidential voters; change of residence; special qualifications

§ 11-102. Special presidential voters; change of residence; special

qualifications. Any person who shall change his residence from this

state to another state or from one county or city of this state to

another such county or city, after the thirtieth day next preceding any

presidential election shall be entitled to vote for president and vice

president of the United States in such election, provided, however, that

such person may not vote for any candidate for any other office or any

question to be voted for at such election, and provided further that

a. Such person was duly qualified and registered to vote in this state

immediately prior to such change of residence;

b. Such person is neither qualified nor able to qualify to vote for

such electors either in the state, or in the county or city of this

state, or at the residence within the county or city of this state to

which such person has removed; and

c. Such person has applied for a special ballot for president and vice

president, as provided by this article.