Relates to designating early polling places

This bill updates New York State election laws to clarify how early voting and voter registration polling places are designated. It allows religious buildings to serve as polling locations without requiring them to open on Saturdays if that conflicts with their beliefs, while mandating that public school buildings cannot be used for early voting. The legislation also requires boards of elections to prioritize public buildings for polling sites and outlines specific rules for using other tax-exempt or state-funded buildings, including provisions for accessibility and the ability for building owners to request cancellation of a designation. These changes apply to all election districts and are intended to take effect immediately upon passage.