New York City offers ballots in Bengali for the upcoming US presidential elections. This decision stems from a 2013 lawsuit settlement, aims to improve voter participation within the city’s substantial Bengali-speaking South Asian community. Bengali joins Chinese, Spanish, and Korean as the only languages other than English available on ballots.
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