In an era where the sanctity of voting is under frequent scrutiny and challenge, New York Attorney General Letitia James reaffirms her commitment to safeguarding democracy. Despite facing what she describes as baseless legal charges, AG James continues her relentless pursuit to ensure that every New Yorker's vote counts.

"Our right to vote is the foundation of our democracy, and every voter should be able to freely exercise that right," James stated, emphasizing the vital role her office plays in the electoral process. This commitment is evident as her office gears up for the upcoming November 4, 2025, general election, providing essential resources to voters who might encounter issues at the polls.

The Office of the New York Attorney General (OAG) has established an Election Protection Hotline, a direct channel for voters to report and resolve any election-related problems. Available at (866) 390-2992, or through an online platform, this hotline is a critical tool in combating voter suppression and ensuring a free and fair election process.

The initiative is not just about addressing immediate concerns, but also about reinforcing the long-term integrity of elections in New York. As AG James points out, the commitment to protect free and fair elections is a continuous effort, extending far beyond just one election cycle.

Despite the legal challenges she faces, which many observers criticize as politically motivated, AG James's focus remains steadfast on her role as a protector of democratic values. This ongoing legal battle has not deterred her; rather, it has underscored the importance of the work her office does in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that all voices are heard and counted in the electoral process.

As Election Day approaches, New Yorkers have a robust system in place to assist them, thanks to initiatives like the Election Protection Hotline, ensuring that their rights are both respected and actively protected. AG Letitia James's dedication to her duties, despite facing personal legal controversies, stands as a testament to her commitment to the people of New York and the democratic foundations of the state.