Voters will weigh in on five ballot propositions in the November election. Here's what to know about each measure. New York voters will decide on five ballot propositions in the upcoming November election. These props include measures that would impact the use of public space, city contracting, and permitting. The graphic below explains each measure.
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Voters will weigh in on five ballot propositions in the November election. Here's what to know about each measure. New York voters will decide on five ballot propositions in the upcoming November election. These props include measures that would impact the use of public space, city contracting, and permitting. The graphic below explains each measure.
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