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New York State Board of Elections draws ballot positions for 9th Judicial District delegates

New York State Board of Elections · April 24, 2025
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Summary

The New York State Board of Elections held a public drawing to set ballot order for two Conservative Party contests in the 9th Judicial District/99th Assembly District for the June 24, 2025 state primary; officials announced the order for both the judicial delegate and alternate-delegate slates.

Amy Hills, director of the New York State Board of Elections, and Jude Seymour, the board's deputy director, oversaw a public drawing to determine ballot positions for two Conservative Party contests in the 9th Judicial District and 99th Assembly District ahead of the June 24, 2025 state primary.

Hills explained the process on the record: draws were conducted in slates; the lower-numbered ball drawn becomes ballot position 1, the next ball becomes position 2, and the two balls for the first contest were returned before the second contest was drawn. "We are here today drawing for ballot position for the 06/24/2025, state primary," Hills said during the opening remarks. The session concluded after both contests were drawn and results announced.

The drawing is an administrative step required to determine ballot order for the listed contests and does not affect candidate eligibility. The Board recorded the results publicly and closed the session afterward.