ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Getting students to vote is a challenge every college and university contends with. To ensure access to the polls, it’s state law for colleges with students living on campus to have polling places less than a mile away. But a report from the New York Public Interest Research Group calls out the state for 20 colleges, including Nazareth and St. John Fisher universities in Pittsford, that NYPIRG says do not. News10NBC’s Antonina Tortorello found how area colleges and universities — those on and off — are getting students to the polls. This may be the first election some college students can vote in, but their closest polling station may be too far away. Some may not even kno
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