Relates to the order of candidate and delegate names on primary ballots in the city of New York and provides for a rotation of names in subsequent elections.

This bill proposes a system for organizing the names of candidates and delegates on primary ballots in New York City. It aims to rotate the order of these names in future elections to ensure fairness and reduce any potential bias in name recognition.

Supporters of the bill argue that rotating candidate names on ballots will promote fairness and equal opportunity for all candidates, regardless of their popularity or name recognition. They believe this change will help ensure that voters make informed choices based on candidates' qualifications rather than their position on the ballot.

Critics of the bill may argue that changing the order of names on ballots could create confusion among voters, potentially leading to mistakes in the voting process. They might also contend that the current system is sufficient and that the proposed changes could complicate an already established electoral process.