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The Final Legal Night of the Year · Thursday · October 29 · 6:45 PM

The Michael A. Hardy Legal Night

Special Topic: Voting Rights, Polling Sites and Election Protection

Five days before the midterm elections, join us for the final Michael A. Hardy Legal Night of the year, Thursday, October 29 at 6:45 PM, at the National Action Network House of Justice. This month's special topic, Voting Rights, Polling Sites and Election Protection, is presented by Attorney Wylie Stecklow of Wylie Stecklow PLLC and Attorney Rigodis Appling of The Legal Aid Society. Know your rights before you head to the polls. Join us in person or via Zoom.

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The Michael A. Hardy Legal Night flyer — The Final Legal Night of the Year, Thursday, October 29, 2026, 6:45 PM. Special topic: Voting Rights, Polling Sites and Election Protection. Presenters Attorney Wylie Stecklow and Attorney Rigodis Appling. NAN House of Justice, Harlem, NY, or Zoom.
This Month's Program

Voting Rights, Polling Sites and Election Protection

Legal Night is a monthly public forum led by community attorneys that provides free legal education, resources, and guidance on key justice, civil rights, and crisis issues. For the final session of the year, Attorney Wylie Stecklow (Wylie Stecklow PLLC) and Attorney Rigodis Appling (The Legal Aid Society) break down your rights at the polls, what to do if you run into a problem at your polling site, and how election protection works on November 3rd. Come with your questions.

This program is presented in memory and honor of Michael A. Hardy, Esq.
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In Person or on Zoom

In Person

National Action Network House of Justice

6 Hancock Place
124th Street between St. Nicholas and Morningside Avenues
Harlem, NY

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Meeting ID836 4846 5548
Passwordlegalnight
Dial-in by phone646.876.9923
Date & TimeThu, Oct 29 · 6:45 PM
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