Jay Wishner, a longtime Manhattan poll worker, tells the NYC Board of Elections this 'was the election from hell.'
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But the burden of proof has now shifted from the Board of Elections to voters.
According to Jonathan Clarke, a lawyer with voter advocacy group Election Justice USA, the voters behind those 90,000 affidavits must request the status of their ballot in person at the BOE’s office and contest it in court if they feel it was wrongly set aside.
People whose votes were excluded must act quickly to contest their affidavit status, given the BOE's recent certification.
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