Voting assistance at ceremonies could face restrictions under a new regulation

In the heart of the Finger Lakes region, FingerLakes1.com stands as the area's leading all-digital news publication, keeping residents informed for over two decades. Founded in 1998, the platform offers the latest headlines via the Morning Edition newsletter, starting your day with the day's news.

FingerLakes1.com also offers a free app for iOS devices, making it easy for users to stay updated on the go. The platform, however, does not specify itself as a nonprofit organisation.

Meanwhile, in the realm of local politics, the League of Women Voters has been playing a crucial role. This nonpartisan organisation has been appreciated by election leaders from both parties for its assistance in saving time and resources.

Recently, at an event for new U.S. citizens in Ulster County, the League of Women Voters registered 35% of the new citizens. The event, which took place on Friday, was held in a state building, allowing the organisation to help with voter registration.

However, it's important to note that under a USCIS policy from the Trump era, nonprofits like the League of Women Voters are prevented from helping register new voters at ceremonies held in federal facilities. State and local election officials are now the only ones allowed to help register new voters at such events.

For those with news leads, FingerLakes1.com welcomes emails at news@their website. The search results do not contain any information about organisations being banned from registering new citizens at events in federal facilities in U.S. states.

In conclusion, FingerLakes1.com continues to serve as a reliable source of news for the Finger Lakes region, while the League of Women Voters plays a significant role in local elections, particularly in voter registration efforts.