New York State Election Law 17-126(1) and prohibits an "Election officer" from revealing "To another person the name of any candidate for whom a voter has voted" or even communicating "His opinion, belief or impression as to how or for whom a voter has voted."
Not only does Veritas' investigation show two polling station workers seemingly breaking State law, but it may also have resulted in the firing of one of them - Rafael Rivera - A County Interpreter who told one of our journalists to vote for Dianne Morales for Mayor, while at a polling station located at 319 Stanhope Street, in Brooklyn, NY. Rivera is quoted as saying, "[Eric] Adams is a person who is chairman of the board and hasn't done anything about all that is going on.
During a separate incident at a Washington Heights polling location at 99 Ft Washington Ave, New York, NY - an undercover Veritas journalist captured footage of Info Clerk and Poll Worker Latishia Norman, who may have also violated multiple electioneering laws through her actions regarding the city's Mayoral race.
Undercover journalists working for Project Veritas have discovered potential acts of electioneering - attempts to sway the decision of voters on Election Day within 100 feet of the polling station - in the Democratic primary for the Mayoral race in New York City.
Rivera recommended Dianne Morales to a Veritas undercover journalist, while working at a Brooklyn polling station - and he also made the case against frontrunner Eric Adams.
Another incident of potential election violations was uncovered at a polling station in Washington Heights, New York - where a Veritas undercover journalist obtained tape of a Clerk and Poll Worker Latishia Norman, telling them she voted for Eric Adams.
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