Deep dive: How voting in New York works from registration to election day and beyond

From registration to casting a ballot and after, the voting process in New York is one of checks, double checks and triple checks meant to ensure the integrity of the democratic process.

As detailed through public documentation, the letter of the law and consulting with a state Board of Elections official, the process relies on the contributions of hundreds to thousands of people, from local volunteer poll inspectors to experts in a vast state oversight operation.