Walsh v. Verdi

Where, as here, the chairperson of the county committee of a political party, or a subcommittee appointed by the chairperson, conducts hearings, pursuant to the procedures set forth in Election Law § 16-110 (2), to determine whether certain members of that party are not in sympathy with that party’s principles, those members must receive notice of such hearings, in person or by mail, at least two days before the hearing (see Election Law § 16-110 [2]).

Here, the petitioner did not offer sufficient proof that the notices were duly addressed and mailed and, therefore, the petitioner failed to…