A Manhattan lawyer’s challenge to the state’s more-than-century-old requirement that a voter declare a political party far in advance of a primary election in order to vote in it has been rejected again—this time by the Appellate Division, First Department.

But attorney Mark Warren Moody remains as “furious” as ever about being denied the opportunity to vote in the 2016 presidential primary. And he says he’ll now try to appeal to the state’s high court.

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