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Flip your ballot! New Yorkers can vote on three ballot questions addressing racial justice

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on October 11, 2022
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Civic leaders are encouraging New Yorkers casting their vote in the November election to flip their ballot and decide on three proposals intended to advance racial justice and equity in the Big Apple.

The three broad, overarching questions on the back of the ballot ask voters to decide what kinds of values the city should embrace, in particular whether the precepts of racial justice should be central to the work of government in New York City.

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Flip your ballot! New Yorkers can vote on three ballot questions addressing racial justice

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