New York Cancels Its Presidential Primary Election

The transcript discusses the impact of COVID-19 on elections, focusing on New York's response. Concerns are raised about voter safety and the balance between democratic duty and health. New York, as a COVID-19 epicenter, is under scrutiny for its election strategies. Voting rights advocates support mail-in voting, but challenges like delayed absentee ballots persist. The discussion highlights the need for democracy reform to ensure fair elections, with New York's primaries scheduled for June 23rd under new safety measures.

What was the main concern of the New York State Board of Elections regarding the elections during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• The conflict between democratic duty and health risks

• The lack of polling stations

• The influence of social media on voters

• The high cost of conducting elections

Why did Bernie Sanders' supporters want to cast ballots for him?

• To support his ongoing campaign

• To protest against the election process

• To participate in a symbolic vote

• To influence the Democratic Party's policies

What challenge is Governor Andrew Cuomo facing in New York during the COVID-19 outbreak?

• Dealing with a natural disaster

• Managing the state's budget deficit

• Implementing new education policies

• Balancing public health and election processes

Which states have recently increased voting by mail to protect public health?

• California, Texas, and Florida

• New York, Kentucky, and Maryland

• Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan

• Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi

What issue did voters in Wisconsin face with absentee ballots?

• Ballots did not arrive in time

• Ballots were too complicated to fill out

• Ballots were not counted

• Ballots were lost in the mail